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Public hearing set on Kensington Expressway plan in Buffalo

An update on project progress will be given at the hearing, which will include a stenographer and opportunities for the public to ask questions and make comments about the environmental,

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Federal funding helps expand charging stations across Pennsylvania, including Berks County

Berks is one of the counties getting a new charging station, to be located at the Sheetz in Bethel Township off of Interstate 78.

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Interise and the Urban League Bring NextStage Minority Business Entrepreneur Academy & NextStage Accelerator to Massachusetts Gateway Cities

/PRNewswire/ Interise, a national non-profit headquartered in Boston, has partnered with The Urban League of Springfield and Urban League of Eastern.

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Take a pass on Tesla, says Roth Capital

Roth Capital Partners analyst Craig Irwin is sticking with a “Neutral” rating on EV automaker Tesla in a Tuesday company note.

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Legislative committee recommends slightly higher spending than governor

LINCOLN — The Nebraska Legislature’s budget committee voted out a proposed state budget Tuesday that calls for an average increase of 2.3% in spending over the next two fiscal years.

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