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Property tax bills could be getting a bit thicker in Regina this year, but not because of the pandemic. In its...

Reply Feb. 25, 2021 Eversource is encouraging customers who are having difficulty paying their utility bills to participate in one of two online webinars to learn about solutions available to help. The webinars will include information about protection from service disconnection, programs to reduce unpaid balances with affordable monthly payments, extended payment plans and no-cost energy efficiency programs to lower energy bills. The webinars will be held Wednesday, February 24 at 11 a.m. and...

Share this article Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- EMQ, a leader in empowering individuals and companies to focus energy and overcome blockers to live happier and more productive lives, today introduced an expanded set of programs designed to increase behavioral well-being and improve interpersonal dynamics within teams. For the past three years, EMQ (Energy Management Quotient) has successfully served companies of all sizes, as well as individuals, with purpose...

Data Suggests Coronavirus Relief May Result in Opioid Overdose Spike Expand Data from the Tennessee Department of Health’s Drug Overdose Reporting System suggests the distribution of the second coronavirus relief package may result in a spike in opioid overdoses. According to the Drug Overdose Reporting System, opioid overdoses spiked over 30% state-wide in the May and June months of 2020 following COVID-19 shutdowns, and the initial coronavirus relief package. Since the spike, opioid over...

Data Suggests Second Coronavirus Relief Package May Result in Opioid Overdose Spike Wednesday, January 13, 2021 Data from the Tennessee Department of Health’s Drug Overdose Reporting System suggests the distribution of the second coronavirus relief package may result in a spike in opioid overdoses, said officials. According to the Drug Overdose Reporting System, opioid overdoses spiked over 30 percent state-wide in the May and June months of 2020 following COVID-19 shutdowns, and the in...

  REGINA -- Several new items were approved at City Council’s final meeting of 2020 on Wednesday. Council approved increasing Regina Exhibition Association Limited’s debt limit by $8 million to $21 million. A proposal from REAL said it was struggling to make money due to a lack of events this year. Council also approved providing $700,000 a year to REAL starting in 2021 to help pay debts. A McDonald’s planned to be built on the Evraz Place campus was given a 40 year lease by council....

  REGINA -- Regina City Council will meet for the final time in 2020 on Wednesday, to discuss a possible McDonalds at Evraz Place, and the former Capital Pointe project site. Council is set to decide whether to allow REAL to take on more debt and provide it with a yearly cash injection. A proposal from REAL said the pandemic has caused unexpected debts. City administration estimated REAL will need a grant of $700,000 per year to maintain operations and pay the debt. Council will also vote ...