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October 27, 2022
On Oct. 24, the tribe announced three candidates will be running for the position: DJ Hoffman, Austin Lowes and Bridgett Sorenson.
July 12, 2022
Residents, businesses, and drivers all experienced traffic delays along Shop Road after a police chase ended at the Pineview Road intersection.
March 21, 2022
With Russian forces occupying one of Ukraine’s four nuclear power plants as well the site of the decommissioned Chernobyl facility, the […]
March 17, 2022
TOKYO - A powerful earthquake hit off Fukushima in north-east Japan on Wednesday night (March 16), shaking buildings more than 200km away in Tokyo and knocking out power in millions of homes.
March 11, 2021
Kathleen McQuillan Kathleen McQuillan Many would agree that discussing maladies and afflictions isn’t a favored topic of conversation. But get above the age of sixty-five and it is often the first one out of the gate. Younger than that, and we’re still sharing notes on raising children or the latest woes at work. If you’re lucky to have retired early enough, travelogues might start replacing the dramas of family life. Or perhaps you’ve found joy and contentment wi...
January 27, 2021
Design for new business unts at former council depot at Bishops Waltham. IT HAS been vacant since the spring of 2019. But work at Bishops Waltham Depot has been stalled time and time again – most recently due to the coronavirus pandemic. Ward councillor David McLean expressed his frustration at a Winchester City Council meeting on January 13. He said: "Could the cabinet member please update us on the progress of the depot build here in Bishops Waltham as it appears to have stalled yet...
December 28, 2020
But it’s also clear that the vast disparity in subsidies being given to solar and wind versus the amount being given to nuclear energy reflects the mismatch between the rhetoric about the possible threat of climate change and the reality of how Congress doles out money to politically connected industries. ...if we are going to have any hope of limiting greenhouse gas emissions we must also preserve and extend the operating lives of existing nuclear reactors. The U.S. nuclear sector is shrinki...