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Hard Spring Wheat Show This Thursday - Vimarsana News

Hard Spring Wheat Show This Thursday

The 71st annual Hard Spring Wheat Show takes place Thursday, Feb. 1, at the Grand Williston Hotel & Conference Center. The show is always packed with

New Jersey Approves Offshore Wind Projects with Over 3,500-MW Capacity - Vimarsana News

New Jersey Approves Offshore Wind Projects with Over 3,500-MW Capacity

The 2,400-MW Leading Light Wind Project and the 1,342-MW Attentive Energy Two Project are the first wind farms approved by the state this year.

Who are Brockton school board members locked in power struggle? What does each side want? - Vimarsana News

Who are Brockton school board members locked in power struggle? What does each side want?

The committee's eight members deadlocked 4-4 again for the fourth straight meeting -- highlighting the board's divided culture.

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ANALYSIS: New Offshore Wind Projects to Cost New Jerseyans Almost $1 Billion per Year - Vimarsana News

ANALYSIS: New Offshore Wind Projects to Cost New Jerseyans Almost $1 Billion per Year

On January 24, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities approved two massive offshore wind projects: 2,400 MW Leading Light Wind and 1,342 MW Attentive Energy Two.  According to the BPU, the two projects will raise the cost of electricity by “only” $6.84 per month for a typical residential customer,

NJ OKs two new offshore wind farms that would be farther from shore and beachgoers' view - Vimarsana News

NJ OKs two new offshore wind farms that would be farther from shore and beachgoers' view

New Jersey utility regulators have given preliminary approval to two new wind farms off the state's coast. And both would be considerably farther offshore than...