evidence: On March 5, 2021, Governor Mills issued an Order modifying Maine’s COVID-19 gathering and travel restrictions. Gathering limits and customer capacity limits have been modified as follows: [...] Governor Mills also expanded her Order requiring certain businesses to enforce the state’s face covering requirement. The rationale behind the expansion was to make clear that places, such as private schools and local government buildings, must join restaurants, lodging, and retail establishments in having their employees and clients’ wear face coverings. [...] On July 1, Stage 3 of Maine’s reopening plan goes into effect. Spas, amusement and water parks, bowling alleys, and performing arts venues are permitted to reopen. Businesses are limited to no more than 50 people allowed in enclosed spaces, and all businesses must comply with the COVID prevention checklists located here. In addition, Governor Mills announced that visitors from Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey are exempt from the 14-day quarantine or negative test requirement effective Friday, July 3. Governor Mills also announced a plan to issue an Executive Order that will require large retail stores, lodging establishments, restaurants, outdoor bars, and tasting rooms in the coastal counties and highly populated cities to enforce the state wide face covering requirement.