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Bats, insects and hedgehogs are to encouraged onto a new housing estate, Foxley Park, in Dereham as its developer attempts to "go green".

Brunswick officials consider 20-year solar contract to power municipal, school buildings If approved, the contract could save the town over $1.6 million during the 20-year term. Share The city of Portland and ReVision Energy celebrated the city’s solar installation at the Portland Landfill in December 2018. Brunswick may be working with ReVision on a project a to power its municipal and school buildings. Derek Davis/Portland Press Herald To reduce electric expenses and shrink Brunswick’s carbon footprint, town officials are considering solar energy options to power municipal and school ...

The Clare School in South Park Avenue, Norwich. - Credit: Antony Kelly A special school in Norwich is a step closer to buying an overhead hoist to support its students. The Clare School in South Park Avenue is a specialist physical and sensory college which caters for pupils aged between three and 19 years old with life-limiting medical conditions. It is hoping to install the hoist in one of its classrooms to provide physiotherapy for students, supporting their physical health and wellbeing. The equipment will cost around £6,000, and £1,000 of that has been pledged by Persimmon Homes Anglia...

Second Brunswick Hannaford won’t supplant downtown store The store manager hopes the new location at Cooks Corner can contribute to the town's larger mission to revitalize the commercial area. C. Thacher Carter / The Times Record A second Hannaford supermarket, on track to open early this summer at Cook’s Corner, won’t replace the existing store in downtown Brunswick. The new store will be in addition to the Elm Street location, according to Hannaford’s External Communications Manager Ericka Dodge, since the Elm Street location is one of the busiest of all 183 Hannaford locations. �...

increase font size Brunswick signs 10-year contract with ecomaine for waste disposal The combined cost of the contracts using ecomaine and Casella Waste Systems would be about $1.29 million a year. Share A worker uses a bales of recycling on a forklift to sweep the floor on Friday at ecomaine in Portland. The recycling center is capable of sorting 13-15 tons of recycling per hour. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal Brunswick Town Council on Monday approved, 7-2, a 10-year contract with ecomaine to dispose of residential curbside waste and recycling. The town will likely continue to contract with Case...