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CONCORD — The routes 116 and 18 intersection in Franconia would have one lane closed in two directions up to five months during construction of the Northern Pass Transmission project, construction experts said Monday.
New Hampshire uses about 9 percent of New England’s electricity. So, if a couple of rogue utilities pulled some sneaky tricks over three years that caused wholesale electricity prices in New England to be $3.6 billion higher than they should have been, that’s $324 million that was siphoned out of the pockets of electric customers in the Granite State.
If you haven’t had a chance to stop in at 49 Donovan St. in Concord to see first-hand how the Site Evaluation Committee hears testimony to prepare to decide whether to approve the Northern Pass/Eversource transmission project – the 192-mile high-voltage line from Pittsburg to Deerfield – InDepthNH.org’s chief photographer Bob LaPree covered Friday’s hearing and put together this video showing how the process works.
The view from Rattlesnake Ridge this week has been sobering. Either autumn’s show is very late to arrive or it’s not coming; at least not in the style to which we are accustomed.
Vacationing families would pack their belongings into suitcases, then pile them into station wagons or large car trunks, or tie them atop auto rooftops. With the aid of cost-free AAA or gasoline station-sponsored road maps, preliminary routes were plotted.
I have absolutely no desire to know anything about the Kardashians. Nothing. I do not watch “Keeping up” with them nor have any desire to know who is pregnant, who is dating whom, which character is doing anything.
The 10 stars of Tim Shellmer’s anti-Northern Pass video were sworn in together Friday to testify before state regulators how the proposed 192-mile high-voltage transmission line from Pittsburg to Deerfield will impact them, their families – and their cows.
New Hampshire PBS, in partnership with the Endowment for Health, explores caretakers in aging NH in the upcoming program Call to Care NH premiering Thursday, October 26 at 8:30 pm.
In an order issued Tuesday, the state’s Public Utilities Commission rejected Eversource’s request to keep secret how much extra consumers are paying for electricity from a biomass plant in Berlin.