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Enough Clean Solar Energy to Power Nearly 700,000 Additional New York Homes Annually

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local # 5 (“IBEW”) recently reported a malware attack resulting in the sensitive information of certain members being compromised. On...

And J.D. Vance's rivals<b> </b>mount an all-out effort to head off a Trump endorsement in the Ohio Senate race.

As challengers line up to run for Chicago mayor, incumbent dealing with crime, union fights and difficulties forging good political relationships.

Governor Hochul announced today that the State Public Service Commission has approved contracts with Clean Path New York LLC for its Clean Path NY project and H.Q. Energy Services Inc. for its Champlain Hudson Power Express project to deliver clean, renewable solar, wind and hydroelectric power from upstate New York and Canada to New York City.

Here are what some of the Oak Ridge areas employers and organizations are saying about skills, education and the job market generally.

A Decatur volunteer received donations and support to help with this year’s planting of the Torrence Park community garden.

An arbitrator has upheld a B.C. Hydro policy requiring all of its employees to receive COVID-19 vaccinations that was opposed by a union representing many of those workers.

A B.C. labour arbitrator has upheld the requirement for B.C. Hydro employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 — rejecting a bid to overturn the mandate by a union representing a third of the Crown corporation's employees.

The Koshkonong project is a solar power milestone for Wisconsin, which currently generates less than 1% of its electricity from solar.