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A critical federal funding cut could set back Maine’s plans to bridge the digital divide, impacting both rural and urban communities. YORK COUNTY, Maine — A $35 million federal investment to expand access to affordable devices, internet connectivity, and digital literacy training in Maine has been unexpectedly cut. Residents and advocates warn that the funding was desperately needed to bring the state up to speed in an increasingly digital world. Kayla Lewis, a Community Engagement Consultant for the Southern Maine Planning Development Commission, said she has seen firsthand how the...