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increase font size After receiving complaint, state says CMP is complying with permit on corridor tree-cutting Opponents of the high-voltage transmission line through western Maine have alleged that contractors for CMP have clear-cut a wider swath of trees than its environmental permit allows. Share This undated photo from opponents of the New England Clean Energy Connect power corridor shows trees being cleared in western Maine. The group accused CMP of cutting too wide a swath, but state regulators disagreed. Photo courtesy of No CMP Corridor State environmental regulators said Friday tha...

S.C. state senator wants to keep companies like New Indy from increasing emissions due to rotten odor dilemma Debate continues over bad smell near plant in Lancaster County By Morgan Newell | April 28, 2021 at 5:37 PM EDT - Updated April 28 at 5:37 PM YORK COUNTY, S.C. (WBTV) - A South Carolina state senator wants to keep certain companies from increasing emissions as a rotten odor dilemma that has impacted several counties over the past four months. WBTV viewers have been smelling that awful rotten egg smell in their homes and cars, but the paper mill being blamed for the nasty smell in...

CEDC and Tbaytel to bring high-speed internet to rural areas The Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission and TbayTel received $2.9 million as part of a $10.9 million provincial investment to bring high-speed internet to rural areas around Thunder Bay. Jan 25, 2021 5:18 PM By: TbNewsWatch.com Staff THUNDER BAY - Last week the provincial government announced more than $10 million in funding to bring high-speed internet to rural areas of Northwestern Ontario. The Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission, in partnership with Tbaytel, applie...

Installer truck - photo supplied Delivering better internet service to everyone in Thunder Bay. Both the CEDC and TBayTel coming together to help with the bandwidth upgrade for homes and businesses thanks in part to provincial funding for the Fibre To The Home Project. “The requirement and demand for bandwidth are immediate and are quickly becoming the highest priority issue for Municipal leaders, residents, and businesses,” says Eric Zakrewski, The Chief Executive Officer of the CEDC. “As many may know, due to COVID 19 businesses have turned to e-commerce as their main form of doing b...