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Poll: Some adults using AI for financial guidance but few trust it
A Gallup survey reveals that while Americans increasingly use AI for financial guidance, trust in human advisors remains significantly higher, highlighting a gap between convenience and professional…
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3mTake advantage of benefits of vaccines
Discover the unexpected benefits of vaccines, including dementia risk reduction, and learn evidence-based strategies to build personal resilience and overcome life's overwhelming stressors for a healthier, happier life.
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7mLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
This collection of reader perspectives explores Maine politics, healthcare, environmental concerns regarding the Wabanaki people, and critiques of local media changes, highlighting diverse viewpoints on Senator Susan Collins.
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8mTrump’s IndyCar race: Doing 200 in a 25 mph zone with manhole cover-displacing torque
President Trump is hosting a high-speed IndyCar race through the streets of Washington D.C. as part of the elaborate lead-up to America’s 250th birthday celebration.
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5mEllsworth boutique, hair salon owner opens gelato stand
Local entrepreneur Melissa Bradford has successfully launched Maple & Cream, Ellsworth's only dedicated gelato stand, offering unique artisanal treats and coffee in the parking lot of her boutique.
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3mBangor jeweler turns bus into a mobile store
Jazmin Horne transformed an old school bus into a mobile jewelry store, bringing her popular Dream Charm Bar experience to various fairs and events across Maine.