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Fueling the Next War? The Chip Shortage
In August, Biden signed the CHIPS and Science act, sending $52 billion to domestic production of semiconductors Read more
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(Opinion) The Lit Powder Keg
These dangerous ideologies are spreading through American political culture like wildfires as tensions are at a boiling point. There have been hundreds of incidents over the last few years of individuals or groups acting out with political motivations. Read more
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Childhood Dream: Catcher
Matt Donlan was an undrafted free agent by the Boston Red Sox at the 2022 MLB Draft out of the University of Connecticut. On September 8th Matt Donlan sat down for an interview for the Beacon via Instagram direct message. JO. Can you take me through the draft process? MD. “Draft process is a very interesting… Read more
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The Importance of Establishing Good Credit
One must always be careful when selecting, using, and paying off credit cards, but establishing a good credit score early on in adulthood can be highly beneficial. Read more
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Knights in the Park: SCA Brings Medieval Fun to Portland
The Harvest Moon Shoot kicked off on Saturday, September 19, at Hebron Pines Golf Course in Hebron, Maine, with a bright bevy of colorful flags and costumes. The Society for Creative Anachronisms hosted this medieval-themed day of activities and competitions in Hebron for the public. Admission was free, and volunteers at the gate offered historically-accurate… Read more
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The Oxford County Fair: a Historical Gem in Rural Maine
The Oxford County fair began in 1842 and quickly became one of the most successful attractions in the county. People would travel via horse drawn carriages from Maine and surrounding states for the entertainment and rides the fair had to offer. Even now, the fair is still a major attraction for Oxford County residents. The… Read more
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