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In what’s become an annual tradition at the state Capitol, legislation authorizing Tesla and other electric vehicle manufacturers to sell directly to car buyers stalled out and died. Car dealers have honed their skills over the last four or five years fighting the measure that would breach Connecticut’s decades-old dealership model. The legislation failed to advance before the General Assembly ...

Who's in the mix for FERC? — Methane CRA moving in the House

New York failed to pass a measure that would put a hold on new large-scale cryptocurrency mining operations.

Bill 6486 in the New York legislature was aimed at establishing “a moratorium on the operation of cryptocurrency mining centers” in response to the growing concerns over the environmental impact of mining.

View Comments The city of Lafayette will hold its annual Stars and Stripes 4th of July Celebration on Sunday, July 4. This years celebration will be presented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the National Electrical Contractors Association. One new addition to the festivities this year will be a parade at 11 a.m., beginning at 16th and Alabama streets and continuing on to Main Street. The parade will proceed to Wallace Avenue before turning onto Park Avenue, then concl...

Teddy Wayne "T. Wayne" Crye, 76, a resident of Cleveland, passed away on Thursday, June 3, 2021, in a Chattanooga hospital.

Article content The event was remarkable even if few noticed — a bill from the Progressive Conservative Party to update Ontario’s labour laws not only passed this week, it did so with strong support from the province’s trade unions. Bill 288, the Building Opportunities in the Skilled Trades Act, which replaces the Ontario College of Trades, is set to simplify the apprenticeship process and reduce the bureaucratic burden for unions and businesses in the skilled trades. We apologize, but th...

Approximately 400 persons representing industry, local governments, environmental groups, or themselves have provided testimony before the Energy & Public Utilities Committee of the Ohio Senate on a bill that would establish a process for township residents to approve or reject the placement of sol

SHAWNEE TOWNSHIP — The Allen-Auglaize Coalition for Reasonable Energy (ACRE) met on Thursday afternoon to express a continuing support of the Birch S

In chapter 8 of Inheriting Your Spouses IRA, author Bill Harris explains common mistakes and how to avoid them.