EWEB’s 2027 budget includes rate increases as it plans for infrastructure projects ↗
Eugene Water & Electric Board customers will likely see a roughly 7% increase in water and electric rates next year.
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New DART Connect comes to Seaford ↗
SEAFORD, Del.– On November 13th the Delaware Transit Corporation in a partnership with DelDOT hosted the official kick-off ceremony for the new DART Connect Seaford. The ceremony launched the Delaware Transit Corporation’s second microtransit expansion in Sussex County with the goal of replacing the fixed-route 903 with a modern, flexible, curb-to-curb transportation service across Seaford’s community. CEO of DTC Lilia...
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Fa La La La La in Love with Cambridge kicks off holiday shopping season ↗
(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – A few small business owners are kicking off the holiday season early in Cambridge. It’s part of the Cambridge Women’s Club’s first Fa-La-La-La In Love with Cambridge Market, giving local businesses a chance to sell some of their merchandise for the holidays a little earlier. The market even attracted businesses from across the Eastern Shore to Cambridge...
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Heating costs drop in Maine; Home heating oil back under $6 ↗
Heating fuel costs remain high in Maine, but prices have dropped significantly in the last week, down from record highs.
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Housing prices, mortgage rates cause Maine's real estate market to slow downHigh housing prices and mortgage rates are causing Maine’s real estate market to slow, according to the Maine Association of Realtors. ↗
High housing prices and mortgage rates are causing Maine’s real estate market to slow, according to the Maine Association of Realtors.
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FTC sues Maine-based veterinary supplies company over acquisitionThe Federal Trade Commission is suing a Maine-based veterinary supplies company, seeking to block a proposed multi-billion-dollar acquisition of one of its competitors. ↗
The Federal Trade Commission is suing a Maine-based veterinary supplies company, seeking to block a proposed multi-billion-dollar acquisition of one of its competitors.
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Heating oil prices dip under $6 in Maine ↗
Maine heating oil prices have dropped after hovering around the $6 mark for weeks.
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New market and deli planned for Lafayette’s northside ↗
A new grocery store and deli is coming to Lafayette’s northside in an effort to make fresh food more accessible to residents.
Nvidia shares plunge at open after CEO Jensen Huang resigns ↗
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after his affair raises national security concerns.
Microsoft Outlook outage reaches Louisiana; state agency, title company turn to phone calls ↗
Outage affected millions of users in more than 70 countries, and a tech expert says backup plans need testing
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NAMB missionary video opens door to ministry expansion ↗
ALPHARETTA – Before Christ got a grip on Fred Weymouth’s heart, heroin had him. Once his life changed, he began pursuing people for Christ with the same passion he had
AAA shares tips for getting cars ready for winter in Kentucky ↗
Overnight temperatures this weekend could drop into the 20s across Central and Eastern Kentucky. The cold is not expected to stay for long, but AAA says drivers should make sure their cars are ready for winter.
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Clay County school board approves 13% raise for all staff ↗
A 13% pay raise enacted right after election day, and before new members are sworn in for the new year, is raising some questions. The board chairman is defending the raises, saying it's in response to inflation, but some board members-elect say approving in a special meeting right after the election is questionable.