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Versant Power is replacing its electricity meters on Maine homes and businesses, to replace the current ones.

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Scientists have established a new microcavity construction technique that facilitates exciton transport at room temperature. The new method utilizes a novel ‘sandwich style’ fabrication process that places a one-atom-thin semiconductor between two mirrors.

La referente del nucleamiento de vendedores ambulantes independientes, Luzmery Villanueva, se pronunció en estos términos en la antesala...

Why Do We Need to Talk About Bystander Training? Many companies train employees on sexual harassment, but studies have shown that much of this training is ineffective and does not empower companies and employees to prevent harassment. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s Select Task Force on the Study of Harassment in the Workplace issued a report in 2016 finding that some sexual harassment training even caused men to be more likely to blame both the harasser and the victim involved ...

Why Do We Need to Be Vaccinated? Why Do We Need to Be Vaccinated? How many of us know we can serve our community in  many ways, and one way we can serve during the COVID-19 pandemic is to protect ourselves and others by receiving one of the COVID-19 Vaccines. By receiving the vaccine, we free up health care resources for those in need and others with at-risk health conditions. Now you may be asking yourself whether the vaccine is safe? Contrary to what you may have heard, the COVID-19 vaccine ...

Young artists show their skills Ayari Welcome - Three TT students, Ayari Welcome, ElAnaya Destiny Henry and Luke Fridie topped their categories in the Children’s Art Competition hosted by CIBC FirstCaribbean bank. Welcome won the 15-18 year category for secondary school, while in the primary school category ElAnaya Destiny Henry took the 8-11 year category and Luke Fridie topped the 4-7 year grouping. Close to 30 school-aged artists from nine territories showed off their abilities with paint...

Young regional artists shine in CIBC FirstCaribbean’s Caribbean Children’s Art Competition BRIDGETOWN, WILLEMSTAD - Scores of young artists across the region let loose their creative talents over the past few months with amazing results! Close to 30 school-aged artists from nine territories showed off their abilities with paintbrush, pencil and mixed media in the CIBC FirstCaribbean Children’s Art Competition which ran from December 15 last year to January 15 this year. “We were bowled...

Close to 30 school-aged artists from nine territories across the region...