Stay updated with breaking news from Patricko Connor. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
BOSTON — Municipalities want to create programs to provide cheaper, greener power for their residents, and are backing a bill to cut through regulatory red tape and would allow them to get approval more quickly and easily.
City council and select board members from 120 towns and cities, including from Berkshire County, signed a letter supporting a bill that would cut through regulatory red tape for green
Education workers, parents and students call for a unified struggle by the working class, indigenous and non-indigenous, against the racialist policies of both the Yes and No camps.
Municipalities want to create programs to provide cheaper, greener power for their residents but say regulatory red tape is slowing down the process. A proposed bill could allow them to get approval more easily.
The Buccaneers' long-awaited 'Creamsicle' game on Oct. 15 will be the NFL's only battle of separate division leaders in Week Six, as Jared Goff and the high-flying Detroit Lions come to town