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  1. Today is the sad anniversary of Eastern Air Lines Flight 375, N5533, crashed into Winthrop Bay immediately following takeoff from runway 9 at Boston-Logan Airport.
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    #EasternAirlines #OTD #Accident #aviation #airplanes #avgeek #planes #travel @universalhub

  2. [4/8] #PineTreeActivism Calendar

    MAINE RESISTANCE EVENTS
    MAY 26 - JUNE 1, 2025
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    EVERY EFFORT COUNTS!

    #Resist the #BudgetBill & #SAVEMEDICAID
    FLOOD the Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

    REPOST & SHARE!
    Updated Mon, May 26, 6:45AM

    FRI MAY 30

    MAY 30, Fri 12:30-1:00PM (& every Fri) – #AugustaME
    Lithgow Library, 45 Winthrop St,
    #WomenInBlack Peace Vigil – Augusta Women in Black have held a weekly peace vigil continuously since 2002.

    MAY 30, Fri 4-5:00PM (& every Fri) – #SanfordME
    920 Main St. in front of Central Park
    Weekly Peaceful Protest. Help support this new resistance event as it grows stronger every week!

    MAY 30, Fri 4-5:30PM (& every Fri) – #BiddefordME
    Mechanics Park, Main & Water St by the bridge
    Stop the Coup Protest at Mechanics Park – Bring a sign, bells, drums and a loud voice! Indivisible/Biddeford Saco Area SURJ.org: mobilize.us/mobilize/event/779

    MAY 30, Fri 5-6:00PM (& every Fri) – #BrunswickME
    156 Maine St. Opposite Walgreens
    Vigil for Peace – Join #PeaceWorks of Greater Brunswick as they call for permanent ceasefire in #Gaza. FMI: 725-7686 www.nenjp.org/calendar/

    MAY 30, Fri 5-5:30PM (& every Fri) – #PortlandME
    Congress Square Park (across from PMA)
    #WomenInBlack Vigil – world-wide network of women committed to peace with justice

    MAY 30, Fri 5-6:00PM (& every Fri) – #CamdenME
    Camden Village Green, 29 Chestnut St
    Camden Stand-Out – held by the people of Camden

    MAY 30, Fri 7-8:00PM – #BrunswickME
    Curtis Memorial Library (Morrell Room), 23 Pleasant St
    Public Conversation: US Role In the World Today

    SAT MAY 31

    MAY 31, Sat 10-11:00AM – #PortsmouthNH
    2454 Lafayette Rd
    Take Down #TeSSla! – Hosted by #OccupySeacoast
    NOTE: Please don't park in the lot; park on the side street next to the mall and do not block bus stop, fire hydrants or driveways. Thank you!

    MAY 30, Fri 5-5:30PM (& every Fri) – Portland
    Congress Square Park (across from PMA) – Portland, Maine
    #WomenInBlack Vigil – world-wide network of women committed to peace with justice and actively opposed to injustice, war, militarism and violence.

    MAY 30, Fri 5-6:00PM (& every Fri) – Camden
    Camden Village Green, 29 Chestnut St, Camden, Maine
    Camden Stand-Out – held by the people of Camden www.nenjp.org/calendar/

    MAY 30, Fri 7-8:00PM – Brunswick
    Curtis Memorial Library (Morrell Room), 23 Pleasant St, Brunswick, Maine
    Public Conversation: US Role In the World Today – A facilitated roundtable discussion on the US war economy, genocide in Palestine, unmet domestic needs, and more: mvprights.org/events/public-co

    SAT MAY 31

    MAY 31, Sat 10-11:00AM – #Portsmouth NH
    2454 Lafayette Rd
    Take Down TeSSla! – Hosted by #OccupySeacoast
    NOTE: Please don't park in the lot; park on the side street next to the mall and do not block bus stop, fire hydrants or driveways. Thank you!

    @AIF_Massachusetts @teslatakedown

    #Maine #MEPolitics #MaineResists #MaineEvents #FreePalestine #BadDOGE
    #ResistAuthoritarianism #ResistFascism #USPol #NHResists #TeslaTakedowns

  3. Most countries still lack any legal framework to govern how platforms are built, how they influence behavior, or how they shape public discourse and wellbeing. And often, there is real concern over ways in which giving governments more say over digital platforms can lead to censorship and otherwise threaten freedom of expression.

    But an emerging global consensus may offer a path forward. Regulators and experts are beginning to recognize what research confirms: that online harms are not just caused by “bad users” or “bad content.” They are the predictable outcomes of platform designs optimized for attention, engagement, and data extraction.

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  4. Most countries still lack any legal framework to govern how platforms are built, how they influence behavior, or how they shape public discourse and wellbeing. And often, there is real concern over ways in which giving governments more say over digital platforms can lead to censorship and otherwise threaten freedom of expression.

    But an emerging global consensus may offer a path forward. Regulators and experts are beginning to recognize what research confirms: that online harms are not just caused by “bad users” or “bad content.” They are the predictable outcomes of platform designs optimized for attention, engagement, and data extraction.

    #TechPolicyPress

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