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Land gift expands Pascommuck Land Trust's signature parcel at confluence of Oxbow, Manhan River - Vimarsana News

Land gift expands Pascommuck Land Trust's signature parcel at confluence of Oxbow, Manhan River

EASTHAMPTON — Pascommuck Conservation Trust has added another 10 acres to its protected areas, completing the preservation of an ecologically vital area near where the Oxbow and the Manhan River meet.At the close of its 40th anniversary this past...

Celebrating Black 'HerStory': Terria Blunt, criminal defense attorney - Vimarsana News

Celebrating Black 'HerStory': Terria Blunt, criminal defense attorney

Clarksville Now CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Terria Blunt is a criminal defense attorney at the Law Office of Fry & Ritchie. Blunt, 37, enjoys her role in the judicial system helping people overcome obstacles and start a new chapter in their lives. “Never ever give up on your dreams. Set a goal, crush the goal, repeat! All things are possible if you believe.”- Terria Blunt, Clarksville attorney CNow: When did you know this was your dream career, and what inspired you? “True story: Clair Huxtable (played by Phylicia Rashad) from ‘The Cosby Show’ sparked my interest in pursui...

The Recorder - My Turn: The selling of New England's river - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - My Turn: The selling of New England's river

My Turn: The selling of New England’s river STAFF PHOTO/MARY BYRNE STAFF PHOTO/MARY BYRNE Modified: 12/11/2020 2:45:37 PM On Nov. 12 FirstLight and broker Energy New England sent out a paid press release with a Twitter link on Businesswire: “21 New England Municipal Electric Utilities Commit to Historic Purchase of Clean Power From FirstLight Through ENE.” Formatted like news, it hyped agreements — overwhelmingly to eastern Massachusetts towns, for future electricity exports. It boasted big complex numbers, long-term megawatts and clean, renewable hydropower sales to towns 100 mil...