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A power station on Seneca Lake has become a focal point for the debate over the benefits of mining cryptocurrency vs. environmental outcomes.

The local leaders waging battles on behalf of the state’s workers.

Jeff Cooling is the first candidate to announce in House 77, which includes much of Cedar Rapids from Sixteenth Avenue SW to the Linn-Johnson County line. Rep. Kirsten Running-Marquardt, D-Cedar Rapids, represents that area, but is not seeking re-election to the House.

South Fork Wind to Kickstart New York’s Offshore Wind Industry and Provide Clean Energy to Long Island

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 103 donated a brand new van to the electrical department of Madison Park Technical Vocational High School in Roxbury last week. The van, complete with a Madison-Park-branded decorative wrap, was filled with new electrical equipment, tools, and supplies valued at $10,000 and donated by NECA Greater Boston

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The General Assembly marked another day off the legislative calendar. HB 1147, allowing year-round hunting of the critters, passed the House by a 141-17 vote, sending it scurrying across the hall to the Senate for further consideration.

The county heard from Imperial Citizens for Responsible Industry, appealing a Planning Commission decision on a Heber geothermal plant.

In an act of labor solidarity, scores of Democratic staffers in the Washington Legislature staged a “sick-out” Wednesday after a bill that would have allowed them to unionize failed to advance before a key cutoff deadline.

The county heard from Imperial Citizens for Responsible Industry, appealing a Planning Commission decision on a Heber geothermal plant.