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© Supplied by Colin Keldie The tidal energy tripod being hauled out of the sea Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A project in Orkney aimed at reducing the costs of decommissioning offshore renewables developments has been completed. The collaborative study at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) gained a “comprehensive understanding” of the end-of-life condition of a tidal energy tripod...

Little Ones announces new 'digital employee' to help with baby sleep and nutrition 12 Mar 2021 Little Ones, a provider of programmes aimed at achieving better sleep and nutrition for babies, has announced the launch of its new 'digital employee', which provides automated advice for the sleep and nutrition needs of babies. The company provides a pay-walled community called ‘The Village’, where families can chat to other parents and a trained, fully remote team of sleep specialists to help with crabby little ones, enabling parents to seek personalised advice at any time, anywhere. Litt...

Single-family home sales in both the City of Worcester and Worcester County continued to climb in January, the latest in a multi-month pandemic bounce back.

The Bridge Street Theatre presents “#QueertheBallet.” There’s snow on the ground, but spring is edging closer every day. In the interim, here are some enjoyable events to help get you through the week. “#QueertheBallet” Jumps Off | February 25 Choreographer Adrianna Pierce’s “#QueertheBallet” will premiere on YouTube by way of Catskill’s Bridge Street Theatre on February 25 at 7pm. Part of the theater’s 2021 dance residency program, the work in progress features the American Ballet Theatre’s Remy Young and Sierra Armstrong and s...

Home prices are soaring, and there’s virtually no inventory on the market. It’s a phenomenon not at all unique to Central Massachusetts. Single-family home prices had already been on a long, steady climb across Massachusetts, which has one of the country’s most expensive residential real estate markets. The coronavirus pandemic, despite the coinciding recession, has only made prices rise higher still.  Image Mike DeLuca, the president of the Realtor Association of Central Massachusetts “COVID just magnified it 10 times,” said Mike DeLuca, the president of the Realtor Association o...