Teacher said her home address was posted on social media.
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Posted inNation / World
Eligible electric and plug-in vehicle buyers will get U.S. tax credits immediately in 2024
Starting next year, people who want to buy a new or used electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle will be able to get U.S. income tax credits at the time of purchase.
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Posted inAndroscoggin County, News, Schools & Education
Turner-based school board tables proposed changes to tobacco and drug policy
One board member proposed involving parents when a child is caught with banned substances.
Posted inNation / World
Ozempic threat is causing a selloff in candy and beer stocks
Makers of everything from Oreos to beer are seeing their stock prices fall this week, and retailers are blaming appetite-suppressing medications.
Posted inMaine, Uncategorized
Spending piles up in Pine Tree Power, right-to-repair referendum campaigns
The owners of Maine’s largest power companies have spent nearly $30 million to oppose Question 3, while backers of Question 4, the right-to-repair proposal, have raised $4 million.
Posted inBusiness, News, Oxford Hills
Oxford board OKs 2 more cannabis business licenses; residents voice opposition
There are seven marijuana shops, all on Route 26, and the town ordinance has no limit on the number allowed.
Posted inSports
WNBA Finals: Aces, Liberty set for a showdown expected by many
Las Vegas and New York, the teams tabbed as preseason favorites, open their best-of-five series on Saturday.
Posted inNation / World
$1.4 billion Powerball prize is a combination of interest rates, sales, math – and luck
The upcoming $1.4 billion Powerball jackpot is the world’s fifth-largest lottery prize due to higher interest rates, long odds, fewer ticket sales per drawing, and luck.
Posted inNation / World, News
Echo Brown, acclaimed storyteller and a voice of Black women, dies at 39
She channeled the many agonies of poverty and racism into acclaimed autobiographical work.
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Colorado funeral home owner where 115 decaying bodies found tried to conceal improper storage
A suspension letter from state regulators says the owner of a Colorado funeral home where 115 decaying bodies were found claimed he was doing taxidermy.