The state cited dozens of incidents between 2020 and 2022, but only one resulted in a fine, an investigation found.
Nate Thompson
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
Some relief expected for Maine electricity customers come January
Analysts expect a 20%-30% drop in supply rates, but there’s still plenty of uncertainty with the Public Utilities Commission set to select bids next month for 2024 standard offer service.
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Posted inBusiness, Nation & World, New England
Rhode Island seeks answers to explain decline of state’s signature quahog clam
The quahog clam has been in steep decline in Rhode Island since the 1980s. Everything from oxygen deficiency to changing aquatic life and climate change are possible explanations.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, Nation & World
Many U.S. families to get a break on winter heating costs, but uncertainties persist
Natural gas prices are projected to decline, but the prospect of war in the Middle East could change things.
Posted inBusiness, Health, Local & State
Shortage of pharmacists leaving Maine customers in peril
Walkouts at some pharmacies in other states are fueling concerns in Maine, where store closures are already a problem.
Posted inNation & World, New England
New Hampshire sharply increasing patrols along Canadian border
Gov. Chris Sununu plans to use $1.4 million in state funding to create the Northern Border Alliance Task Force.
Posted inNation & World, New England
Massachusetts governor warns state’s shelter system is nearing capacity
As a ‘right-to-shelter’ state, Massachusetts is legally required to provide shelter to eligible families.
Posted inNation & World, New England, Politics
Led by long shots, New Hampshire primary opens filing period
This year, the first candidate to sign up is a Connecticut man who paid his filing fee in cash.
Posted inNation & World, New England
New York pilot accused of stalking woman by plane
The man has been ordered by a judge to stop flying after a woman said he repeatedly flew over her home.
Posted inBusiness, Maine colleges, New England, Sports
Dartmouth tells NLRB its basketball players, who want to unionize, are not employees
Unlike some larger schools, which rake in big profits from athletics, Dartmouth’s basketball program loses money, the college says.