Recently the club received the great news that one of our members, Aidan McNamara has been selected to play for Ireland. This is fantastic news and a great honour to play tennis for your country.
Students in the Wiscasset school system will soon have access to telehealth services, Superintendent of Schools Robert “Bob” England Jr. announced at the school committee meeting Dec. 13. The services will be provided virtually through Avel of Sioux.
Samantha Crawford said via email Sept. 22, she continues to be “speechless and very blessed” by the support people are showing as daughter Angelina, 12, works to recover from the June stroke that paralyzed her from the neck down. Wiscasset Newspaper.
New Jersey Ratepayers Implore Board of Public Utilities to Reject Utility Cash Grab April 26, 2021, 10:50 am | in
Latest $300 million demand from PSE&G and Exelon would crush New Jerseyans reeling from pandemic
Trenton (April 23, 2021) After securing a $300 million-per-year subsidy despite failing to demonstrate need, PSE&G and Exelon are back again, using the threat of closures and job losses to demand yet another round of corporate handouts paid for by New Jersey ratepayers.
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) held evidentiary hearings on the renewal of the $300 million annual zero-emission credit (ZEC) subsidies this year. On April 27, the BPU is expected to rule on the renewal for a three-year period, which would total upwards of $900 million in higher electricity costs for ratepayers.