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The state’s Executive Council approved a new chair to the Public Utilities Commission and tabled almost $700 million in contracts for a new rural health initiative at its meeting Wednesday.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte focused her State of the State address on public safety and affordability Thursday and said that together we can protect what sets the state apart.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Aurora Sustainable Lands signed an agreement Friday on the management of the 146,000-acre Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Working Forest in the North Country after the state rejected the company’s required 10-year stewardship plan almost two years ago.
The state’s Public Utilities Commission (PUC) affirmed a large increase in Eversource electric bills for residential customers but threw out automatic yearly increases of $2 a month going forward, in a mixed decision handed down on New Year’s Eve.
With the arrival of the first bitter cold snap of the season and many homeowners cranking up the heat, Unitil is reminding residents to test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to make sure they are working properly.
ISO New England, the region’s electric grid operator, anticipates having sufficient electric resources to meet consumer demand this winter.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte said Wednesday she is hopeful that the state can come to an agreement on logging levels for the 146,000 Connecticut Headwaters tract here but she is not willing to agree to a 10-year plan that does not benefit the North Country.
If I bought a box of cereal and paid $4, the person behind me bought the same item and got charged $6, but the correct price was $5, the grocery store cannot catch up with me a day or a week or a year later and force me to fork over the extra dollar.
Today, Governor Kelly Ayotte announced that she is seeking applications for key positions at state agencies that are currently or soon-to-be vacant.