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CONCORD — Next week Massachusetts’ three major electric distributors and the Department of Environmental Resources will announce which proposals to produce 10 terawatt hours of clean renewable energy over the next 20 years will be selected to negotiate long-term contracts.
The president’s son is combining three apartments overlooking Manhattan’s Central Park — one of them bought at a steep discount from his father — to create 2,400 square feet worth considerably more than he paid.
This cycle has played out in a host of American household items. A popular chemical used in cash register receipts and to harden plastics in sippy cups and water bottles — bisphenol A, also known as BPA — has been widely replaced with a chemical cousin, bisphenol S. Studies now suggest BPS may be at least as harmful as BPA.
MANCHESTER, N.H. – New Hampshire workers and businesses, including suppliers, subcontractors, and the services and hospitality industries, will have the opportunity on Wednesday, Jan. 10 in Concord to meet with the team leading the construction of Northern Pass at a second Job & Supplier Fair.
I have been reporting news in New Hampshire for 30 years and consider myself aggressive when it comes to doing my job. But I have always bent over backwards to be fair, unbiased and ethical. I always think of myself as a human being first, reporter second.
During the 1950s, ‘60s, and into the ‘70s, motels became the most popular form of lodging for vacationing families, couples, and businesspersons. Built right alongside byways, motels had a decided locational advantage.
Updated Tuesday at 2:40 p.m. to include Eversource Energy spokesman Martin Murray’s comment: “As a regulated utility, our rates are based on our costs, including federal taxes. If taxes are reduced, ultimately costs are reduced and that benefits customers. I suspect the impact of the federal tax legislation on Eversource will be discussed more comprehensively at the Public Utilities Commission.”
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The developers have not provided site specific plans to restore more than 800 wetlands that will be disturbed by Northern Pass construction, according to wetlands expert Raymond Lobdell.