M/I Homes, Inc. (NYSE:MHO) Q4 2022 Earnings Call Transcript
Operator: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for joining todays M/I Homes Fourth Quarter and Year Ending Earnings Conference Call.
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Springfield looks to join energy aggregation program as resident's electric bills skyrocket this winter
City Council authorized participation in the program last year
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Marijuana retailers in Springfield see 2023 as a 'hard year'
City Council might consider allowing stores to expand hours
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Springfield City Councilor who said he'd subpoena police commissioners loses committee assignment
Victor Davila is out as chairman of Public Safety Committee after one year
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Springfield City Council has 'a lot of work ahead,' declares the body's president
Council President Lederman announces new committees, working groups
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Springfield 2022: highlights from a year in review
As 2022 comes to a close, Reminder Publishing took a look at some of the major events and storylines that shaped the community over the past year.
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Working group on civic engagement in Springfield issues final report
Recommendations focus on improving communication between City Hall and residents
United States Gladys Oyola Lopez Jesse Lederman Elizabeth Payne Ghedi City Council Springfield City Council
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Springfield raises pay for mayor, councilors, School Committee
New pay takes effect in January 2024.
Source: wamc.org
Residents rail against proposed gas pipeline in Springfield at state energy siting board meeting
Members of the public railed against a proposal from Eversource to build more natural gas infrastructure in Springfield and Longmeadow.
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Controversial Springfield biomass plant blocked from development
SPRINGFIELD – Following years of advocacy against the development, a proposed biomass power plant in Springfield will remain without a permit following a Massachusetts Office of Appeals and Dispute Resolution decision on Nov. 30.
Source: thereminder.com