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Over 95,000 Maine households may soon lose internet subsidy
Supporters of the federal Affordable Connectivity Program are fighting to extend funding that’s set to end April 30.
Fiddle Fern Studio features various skill sets
Debra Cook and her husband Scott have opened Fiddle Fern Studio at 161 Front St. in Farmington.
Center for Entrepreneurial Studies hosts first awards ceremony, auction
The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies hosted the first awards celebration, which featured a live and silent auctions to fund the tiny home project.
Boeing Max 9s to return to skies less than a month after a panel blew off midflight
Federal Aviation Administration officials have cleared the runway for Boeing’s 737 Max 9 to fly again less than a month after a portion of an Alaska Airlines plane blew off midflight over Oregon. The FAA announced it was greenlighting an inspection and maintenance process for the 171 Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft currently grounded, most […]
U.S. sets plans to protect endangered whales near offshore wind farms
Although opponents of offshore wind projects blame them for a spate of whale deaths over the past 13 months on the East Coast, 2 federal environmental agencies said climate change is the biggest threat to the right whales.
Rent has never been less affordable, especially for the middle class
The number of ‘cost-burdened’ renters hit a record 22.4 million in 2022 – up 2 million households from just 3 years before, according to a new study.
Microsoft cuts 1,900 jobs in gaming, including at Activision
The moves arrived just 3 months after Microsoft finalized the Activision Blizzard acquisition.
Frank’s Restaurant & Pub in Lisbon Falls has new owners
More in The Buzz: New nail salon and spa ‘Lux’ opens on Sabattus Street; Mill House Pub in Mechanic Falls closes permanently.
Tesla shares tumble as analyst decries ‘train wreck’ investor call
In an earnings call this week, CEO Elon Musk failed to allay concerns over falling demand and persistent price cuts.