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Alva City Council promotes Nesseralla, amends contract with 522 Board - Vimarsana News

Alva City Council promotes Nesseralla, amends contract with 522 Board

The July meeting of the Alva City Council was held Monday night. A long executive session turned the meeting into a 2.5 hour marathon. One of the

Programs offer help with predicted 'challenging' winter heating season - Vimarsana News

Programs offer help with predicted 'challenging' winter heating season

A possible spike in heating costs could bring additional financial pressure to families dealing with the highest inflation levels in 40 years.

Amherst starts community energy aggregation program - Vimarsana News

Amherst starts community energy aggregation program

AMHERST – Amherst has signed a contract with MassPowerChoice, an aggregation services company founded by Peregrine Energy Group and Bay State Consultants, “to procure its services in developing and implementing an inter-municipal community choice aggregation (CCA) plan,” the town announced.

Honor Magic4 Pro review: hardware highs, software stumbles - Vimarsana News

Honor Magic4 Pro review: hardware highs, software stumbles

Honor’s Magic4 Pro is its first flagship to get a western release since it was spun out from Huawei. It has great hardware, but its software fails to make the most of it.

Wu pitches lower electricity rates through supplier program - Vimarsana News

Wu pitches lower electricity rates through supplier program

Customers who choose the city’s Community Choice Electricity program as their supplier will see lower rates, according to Mayor Michelle Wu. The rates went into effect November 2021 and run through December 2023. The program’s rates are lower than those of Eversource, the local utility provider, for “at least six months,” according to the Wu administration.