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Plymouth Hometown Cleanup May 7 - Vimarsana News

Plymouth Hometown Cleanup May 7

To  sign up or to obtain bags, contact Patrick Farah at 508-322-3374 or pfarah@plymouth-ma.gov.

Opinion/letter: In favor of a climate resiliency coordinator - Vimarsana News

Opinion/letter: In favor of a climate resiliency coordinator

The town of Plymouth needs a climate resiliency coordinator.

Time to pick up trash during Plymouth Hometown Cleanup May 8 - Vimarsana News

Time to pick up trash during Plymouth Hometown Cleanup May 8

Volunteers are needed to help pick up trash around town during the semi-annual Plymouth Hometown Cleanup on Saturday, May 8, rain or shine

Community power compacts are gaining steam - Vimarsana News

Community power compacts are gaining steam

By Meg McIntyre, Special to State House News Service February 4, 2021 Meg McIntyre, Special to State House News Service With the launch of Boston’s new Community Choice Electricity program this month, nearly half of Massachusetts municipalities are now buying electricity on behalf of their residents in an effort to provide cheaper, greener power. As of January, the state had approved 168 municipal aggregation programs, which allow local governments to procure and provide electricity at competitive rates. Advocates say the initiatives give cities and towns more control over their power sourc...

Aggregation programs in Massachusetts continue to grow - Vimarsana News

Aggregation programs in Massachusetts continue to grow

With the launch of Boston's new Community Choice Electricity program this month, nearly half of all Massachusetts municipalities are now buying electricity on behalf of their residents in an effort to provide cheaper, greener power. As of January, the state had approved 168 municipal aggregation programs, which allow local governments to procure and provide electricity at competitive rates. Advocates say the initiatives give cities and towns more control over their power sources, and often offer lower rates than utilities for consumers. Communities that have enacted such programs see them as ...