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The Komets’ power play, when they have their big guns, can be an impressive thing to watch. The problem has been having the right guys out there ...

Remember when the Komets’ power play was dreadful to watch? It was only about a month ago. But those days appear to be over. Or so they hope. ...

As Providence starts to click, COVID comes in to shut things down. Meanwhile, Maine still searches for consistency.

This post will take a look at how the Utica Comets are shaping up for the 2021-22 AHL season. It will focus on what personnel changes have occurred for both the coaching staff and players as well as take a look at how the roster is shaping up for various prospects.

Ahead of the 2021 Prospects Challenge game against Buffalo tomorrow, the New Jersey Devils announced their 2021 Prospects Challenge roster this morning. The 23-man roster features 13 Devils prospects, 5 AHL signed players, and 2 try out players.

By Elio Gugliotti, Editor Patrick Grasso, a principal of Urban Mining Northeast, gives a tour of the company’s plant on Breault Road in Beacon Falls on May 5. –ELIO GUGLIOTTI BEACON FALLS — At the end of Breault Road, after the pavement turns to dirt, there’s a facility that is making a one-of-a-kind product: Pozzotive. Pozzotive is a finely ground glass powder that can be used as a pozzolan to replace up to 50% of the cement in concrete. Urban Mining Northeast, which is based in New Ro...

Photo: Merrimack Athletics The Merrimack men’s hockey schedule has changed for a third straight week. The Warriors, who were originally scheduled to face Boston College for a second week in a row, will now play New Hampshire in a home-and-home series this weekend. The series will begin on Friday night at 7 p.m. at the Whittemore Center and return to North Andover at Lawer Arena on Saturday at 4 p.m. Additionally, the Merrimack women’s hockey program will also face...

By Steve Barlow, Republican-American Urban Mining CT owners Louis Grasso Jr., left, and his uncle, Patrick, stand in front of the ball mill at their facility in Beacon Falls. -STEVE BARLOW/REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN BEACON FALLS — The jelly jar tossed into the recycling bin last week might become part of a concrete bridge in the future. A new facility that recently opened on Breault Road takes the recycled glass collected by municipalities and changes it into a white, powdery material that can be mi...