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Veterans Day Ceremony Planned The Revere Veterans Committee in cooperation with Mayor Brian Arrigo will conduct their annual Veterans Day program on Friday, November 11, at the Joseph L. Mottola VFW Post 4524, 61 Lucia Ave., Revere, at 5:00 PM on behalf of the Veterans of Revere. Invited guests are retired military personnel from the

Williamstown has been selected to participate in a program that will help households and businesses offset rising energy costs this winter.

Electricity prices could rise by 5 percent in 2023, according to federal government estimates, but there are ways to cut your energy consumption and your bills.

SALEM, MA – The Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) is pleased to announce that it has been awarded the inaugural Mass Save Climate Leader® Award for energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the Commonwealth.

With electric bills going up beginning November 1, people in Massachusetts are not only frustrated, but looking at ways to save money this winter.

Residents looking to save on their energy bills have a chance to get information about a new initiative.

The environmentally friendly school building task force presented to the Up-Island Regional School Committee its recommendations for retrofitting West Tisbury School during a Monday evening hybrid meeting that will cost an estimated $26 million to $37 million, depending on which option is picked. Task force member Doug Ruskin said the school’s retrofitting will help meet […]

Reading the Recorder, many passionate writers seem so discouraged. ” … Nothing is happening…on climate issues!” Fortunately, this is far from true. Our state and federal legislators have been working overtime. While there’s a “lull” as legislatures...

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The town of Williamstown has been selected to participate in the 2022-2024 Community First Partnership offered by the local Mass Save sponsors, Berkshire Gas...

Gas stoves affect air quality inside and outside your home, circulating pollutants that raise risk for asthma and other illnesses. If you have a gas stove, as many people do, understanding the issues and taking a few steps can help protect your household. These steps can help improve outdoor air quality, too. Gas stoves are linkedGas stoves affect air quality inside and outside your home, circulating pollutants that raise risk for asthma and other illnesses. If you have a gas stove, as many peop...