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Cost-of-service rate treatment is exactly what we supposedly got away from by restructuring the electric industry to eliminate old-fashioned, vertically integrated utility monopolies. The parade of generators begging for a return to the good old days could well include facilities like Seabrook, Merrimack and Schiller stations.
The New England First Amendment Coalition mourns the loss of five staff members at the Capital Gazette community newspaper near Annapolis, Maryland, who were killed by a gunman last week in a senseless act of violence. We convey our utmost sympathies to the newspaper’s staff and to the families and friends of the victims.
MANCHESTER – Eversource says its study comparing potential methods for the Seacoast Reliability Project transmission line to cross Little Bay confirmed that burying it in the bay’s bottom sediment will be best.
Our hearts are heavy today. It is with deep sadness that we share the words of our columnist Wayne D. King on the passing of his amazing wife, Alice.
It is always easier to blame the messenger, but the attacks on the news media are dangerous both for those in the business and for our democracy which depends on an independent and fair fourth estate.
On the eve of national demonstrations protesting the separation of families by federal officials, the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) – a Quaker organization that has worked for more than a century for peace and justice across the globe – has launched an effort to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Molly Kelly criticized Gov. Chris Sununu’s school safety task force, which was explicitly directed to avoid gun safety issues.
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After years of Congressional inaction, legislators in both parties want to back efforts by states and hospitals to reduce the U.S. maternal mortality rate, the highest in the developed world.