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Craig Idlebrook

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A Swiss Army Knife of a journalist and editor who has written for over 60 publications and organizations, Craig Idlebrook has written extensively about diabetes care, sustainable coastal communities, and travel ideas. Work highlights include creating a successful health care news website from scratch, landing essays in several national publications, and wandering into a New England Patriots press conference with a press pass for AAA.

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A whaling museum grows

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By Craig Idlebrook
| Island Institute
At a time when many museums are retrenching post-pandemic, the New Bedford Whaling Museum on the south shore of Massachusetts is expanding. In March, it was announced the museum would receive a $15 million tax-exempt bond from MassDevelopment, a quasi-public state development agency, to fund the creation of a new visitor center and expanded exhibition space. Construction began on the new center in January.
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New Texas restaurant grows and sells Maine oysters

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By Craig Idlebrook
| Island Institute
Buzz is growing about a new restaurant with photos on the wall of Maine and a raw bar that serves oysters from the Pine Tree State, including the occasional oyster from the restaurant’s own aquaculture farm. Such a restaurant may not seem unique in Bar Harbor or Portland, but it does garner a second look in Austin, Texas.
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Providence Sues Landlord, Alleging Algorithm Drove 44% Rent Hike In Violation Of City Ban

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By Craig Idlebrook
| Bisnow Verified
The city of Providence, Rhode Island, is taking a Boston private equity real estate firm to court, alleging the firm used an algorithm to set the price of rental units in violation of a city ban on the practice. The city alleges that Audubon Capital Partners used the algorithm to dramatically increase rental prices for units at 95 Lofts, a 59-unit multifamily building in the city’s Jewelry District.
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