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(1) My mother’s mental state was actually back to about normal today. And putting together even this short Scroll will do wonders for mine. (2) AFROPANTHEOLOGY. Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki & Joshua Uchenna Omenga provide an “Introduction to Afropantheology” at Public Books. African cosmologies recognize two spheres of existence—the physical and the spiritual—between which there is an inseparable

Some companies are finding the incentives to build rooftop solar in New York City are pretty attractive. Not so in upstate New York.

The Dinner Party, a nonprofit organization, helps adults who have experienced the loss of a parent, partner, child, sibling, other close family member, or close friend.

The Dinner Party, a nonprofit organization, helps adults who have experienced the loss of a parent, partner, child, sibling, other close family member, or close friend.

BOSTON — Over two days this week, the Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy will grapple with a complex and intricate issue that could determine whether Massachusetts lives up

William Harwood of Maine’s Office of the Public Advocate wants the state to revert to more modest subsidies to prevent drastic rate hikes in the future.

There are no proposed tax cuts in the governor’s proposal — and the omission, while not surprising, isn’t sitting well with Republican leaders in the Legislature.

William Harwood of Maine’s Office of the Public Advocate wants the state to revert to more modest subsidies to prevent drastic rate hikes in the future.

Warnings about future utility bill spikes due to subsidies and distribution costs

A coalition of ticket brokers and resellers has registered its first federal lobbyists as Ticketmaster and Live Nation come under scrutiny.