The state says the offshore wind farm’s agreements will save ratepayers $1.4 billion over 20 years. But that depends on an always-changing energy market.
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Posted inCommunity
Y.O.U. teaches kids life skills through experiential learning
At the South End nonprofit, children from 9 to 14 bike, kayak, learn about animals, and explore the beach — all to build confidence, foster adventure, and overcome challenges.
Posted inEnvironment
How a retired cranberry bog helped change the game for wetland restoration
Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary, the largest freshwater restoration project in Massachusetts, is a living laboratory for wetland science.
Posted inEducation
More New Bedford High students are taking and passing AP tests
The school’s percentage of passing scores — 66% — beat peer districts and even outpaced some suburban districts.
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Because of you, New Bedford has a community news source that informs readers about important issues and is free for all. Let’s celebrate together with food, drink, and a great guest speaker.
Posted inStatehouse
State makes case to feds for blizzard aid
After New Bedford’s record 37-inch snowfall, Gov. Healey seeks access to federal aid programs for Bristol County.
Posted inOffshore Wind
Vineyard Wind sues GE Renewables to block it from abandoning project
If GE exits, Vineyard Wind says, the project “will likely fail, leaving the windfarm stranded” and unable to reach full power.
Posted inHealth
Procedural abortion now available on South Coast
The new service at a Wareham clinic closes an almost 20-year access gap and gives pregnant women the option of in-clinic treatment.
Posted inImmigration
Advocates urge immigrant parents to appoint guardians for children
Parents who fear deportation or are leaving the U.S. should ensure that their children, including older teens, have legal protection.
Posted inStatehouse
House plans vote to ban social media use for children under 14
The legislation would also prohibit student cellphone use in schools, making the ban “among the most restrictive in the entire country.”