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Climate change may be leading to strange hostilities between different animal species over limited resources

HAMMOND — The Hammond Education Fund awarded $17,000 in college scholarships to 17 graduates of the School City of Hammond. According to a news release from the Hammond Education Fund, seven of the students were from Morton High School, four were from Clark High School, three were from Gavit High School and the other three from Hammond High. Each student received between $500 and $2,500 for post-secondary education. Shardai Holmes, a Hammond High graduate, received $2,500 for the Biel S...

The Hammond Education Fund awarded $17,000 in college scholarships to 17 graduates of the School City of Hammond.

WBGZ Radio 4/24/2021 | By Kevin Bessler - Illinois Radio Network Illinois lawmakers want to prevent future natural gas price spikes similar what occurred during a cold snap in February. Many Illinois communities dealt with skyrocketing bills, some shooting up over 7,000%. Several major Illinois utilities are also increasing residential natural gas prices this month, ranging from 35% to 70%, a lingering effect of the volatile winter that crippled the nation’s gas supply. During a House Energy...

State looks for ways to prevent future natural gas price surges after winter spike Kevin Bessler, The Center Square April 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail People watch in February as ice flows along the Mississippi River near Chain of Rocks Bridge in Madison County. A deep freeze with brutally cold temperatures resulted in massive price increases for some residents’ natural gas bills. Jeff Roberson | AP Illinois lawmakers want to prevent future natural gas price spikes similar to one that occ...

Reply(1) The Illinois Finance Authority created a $15 million energy loan program to assist towns facing a financial headache, and some communities will allow residents to pay their bills over the course of 12 months. (Shutterstock) Illinois lawmakers want to prevent future natural gas price spikes similar what occurred during a cold snap in February. Many Illinois communities dealt with skyrocketing bills, some shooting up over 7,000%. Several major Illinois utilities are also increasing resid...

How did they know know which was happening? we head "the new york times" piece on thursday. was it that weinstein used his own personal money to settle this out? i mean, how did people not know? >> youre asking a lot of the right questions and a lot of the questions that we dont know the answers to, but it is clear that some executives knew about this behavior. in fact, in that new york times piece, a former president of miramax mark biel was quoted that they knew this was going on. how many peo...