The parent company of Central Maine Power, Avangrid Inc., is fighting against an initiative to create a consumer-owned utility in the state.
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Auto sales for 2022 expected to be worse than 2020
The decline is the result of supply chain issues and now lowering demand as a result of higher prices and interest rates.
Southwest Airlines expects to return to normal operations Friday
Executives tell employees that crew scheduling this week – a major cause of the meltdown – has been fixed.
U.S. jobless claims rise slightly but remain near historic lows
Initial unemployment claims increased by 9,000 to 225,000 in the week ended Dec. 24.
Portland Gastroenterology Center expands clinical staff with three new hires
NEW HIRES Portland Gastroenterology Center has added three new providers to its practice. Dr. Matthew Grunwald, Vicki Cook and Kate Rossiter all started this fall, bringing the center’s staff to 13 doctors and seven nurse practitioners. Grunwald is board-certified in internal medicine and gastroenterology, and is a graduate of Williams College in Massachusetts and Renaissance School […]
Ukraine intends to develop air-to-air combat drones
Kyiv has some 1,400 drones, already, mostly for reconnaissance.
Nord Stream 2 pipeline firm gets 6-month stay of bankruptcy
The company’s stay is extended from Jan. 10 through July 10.
For power restoration crews, storm response was ‘all hands on deck’ over holiday weekend
About 3,300 workers, including linemen, tree-cutting crews and office staff, have been working 17-hour days to restore power to more than 300,000 Maine homes.
Iraq prime minister orders crackdown on trademark violations
For example, a chain of fake Starbucks operates under the international coffee company’s logo in Baghdad.
Wisconsin radio magnate Duey ‘Duke’ Wright dies at 83
He built Midwest Communications into a nine-state operation.