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In June 2020 gardaí went to the Dublin home of Patrick O'Brien (69) after receiving information from the Garda online child exploitation unit…

Rep. Mathew Muratores monthly column for the Old Colony Memorial

Want to know who’s in trouble for what? The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued its Supervisory Highlights report yesterday, which “shines a light” on legal violations identified by the CFPB’s examinations in the first half of 2021 as well as prior CFPB supervisory findings that led to public enforcement actions in the first half of 2021. Here in San Diego at the California MBA’s Legal and Regulatory Compliance ...

Christmas is supposed to be the most wonderful time of year with family at the centre of it, but for many the festive period is fraught with ...

High streets in smaller towns feel benefit as shoppers and workers stay away from major urban areas

Pilgrim Station owner Holtec said the last spent fuel rods have been removed from a cooling pool as part of the plants decommissioning process.

Local shellfish growers say the industry will suffer if the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station dumps radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay — in large part because of public perception.

Aside from satisfying the hunger of sports fans in the community, this event has the potential to have a significant economic impact on Marshall County.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says confusion on the part of its own staff may have led to recent news reports that radioactive water would be released into Cape Cod Bay before the end of March.

Holtec International is confirming reports that it will not be dumping that leftover water from Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth into Cape Cod Bay next year.