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Thomas Quinn wants to build a hyperscale data center — what would be the single largest user of electricity in Connecticut — next to the Millstone Nuclear Power plant in Waterford. The center would use more than 9% of the average power consumption in the state, enough to raise concerns among state lawmakers about the stability of the grid and serious questions about whether it’s the best use for electricity as the state transitions away from carbon-based en...

April is National Volunteer Awareness Month and some of Charles City’s best will be honored this Friday (04.12) at the annual Community Volunteer Reco

There is one brass ring in California housing right now, the coveted certification of eight-year housing plans of cities and counties by the California Department of Housing and Community Development.

LAKEPORT >> Options for new cannabis business models could roll out in the not too distant future should upcoming reviews of accelerating dynamics of the industry lean toward more creative adaptation for the versatile weed.

Officials hope the security cameras will deter rising vandalism and help catch anyone who damages park equipment.

Pittsburgh’s Urban Redevelopment Authority board on Thursday approved millions of dollars to help developers convert empty Downtown buildings into affordable housing. The move came amid persistent concerns about how Downtown has rebounded since the covid-19 pandemic and widespread shifts to remote work that left many offices empty. By authorizing $4.8

Can Vermont balance the preservation of its bucolic landscape with the need to grow and modernize for a growing population? H.687, introduced by local legislator Seth Bongartz, aims to achieve that balance more effectively. Governor Scott disagrees.

PLATTSBURGH — The day-after analysis of the total solar eclipse in the region is getting excellent grades so far.

Fayette joins Wilton and other rural communities across the state in bringing broadband services to their towns through the Maine Connectivity Authority and CCI.

Government has allocated an initial $150 million to facilitate the trucking of water and procurement and distribution of water tanks to areas that are experi...