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OPINION: The recent decision by Massachusetts RFP 83 D Selection committee to seek a contract with Maine is not only a welcome decision but also a more honest, thoughtful and sensible direction for all concerned.
Roger Wood Podcast: She’s an environmental scientist specializing in remediation of contaminated sites. And the Coakley Landfill superfund site isn’t too far from Mindi Messmer’s home in Rye as she runs for Congress.
CONCORD — Massachusetts electric distributors decided Tuesday night to end negotiations with Northern Pass Transmission and turn solely to Central Maine Power to deliver Hydro-Quebec electricity to the Bay State for its clean energy project.
Northern Pass is not giving up. “We remain committed to the success of the project, and will pursue all options for making it a reality.” The Electric Distributions Companies (“EDCs”) have terminated the conditional selection of the Northern Pass Hydro project (“NPT Hydro”), according to a news release from Mass. Clean Energy.
CONCORD – Criticism mounted against the Secure Psychiatric Unit at NH State Prison for Men Tuesday as members of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee heard complaints about the lack of treatment there.
CONCORD — No decision was announced late Tuesday night as Massachusetts electric distribution companies had a midnight deadline to decide whether to continue negotiating with Northern Pass or Central Maine Power’s New England Clean Energy Connect.
Homeowners near the OHRV trail and trailhead in Gorham are suing the town and state agencies that sanction them arguing the noise, fumes and menacing behavior they bring to their neighborhood make it impossible to enjoy their homes.
CONCORD — The intrigue over who will supply clean energy to Massachusetts customers will move a little closer to resolution Tuesday.
What is more interesting is the number of people in the president’s own party exploring a run. The president is usually given a pass by his — we have yet to have her — party when he runs for the second term.