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Following the release of new state health guidelines, Hollywood Slots Casino in Bangor is reopening Friday at noon, a day after the Oxford Casino reopened its doors.

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Maine's two casinos suspend operations for two weeks to reduce the spread of coronavirus Oxford Casino & Hotel and Hollywood Casino Hotel & Raceway are closing their doors for the next 14 days. All employees will be paid during suspended operations. This video file cannot be played.

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Among the changes however — no buffet, banquet or bar services, limited restaurant service, no table games will be allowed, and a limited number of slot machines will be available to patrons. Additionally, patrons will be required to wear masks at all times and observe markers and signs mandating social distancing.

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The state's two casinos are among some of the last businesses to reopen in phase three of the Gov. Janet Mills’ reopening plan. Indoor bars and tasting rooms still await a reopening date.