Federal official: No target date for restarting Vineyard Wind operations and construction as the investigation is still in its early stages.
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Posted inOffshore Wind
More of damaged wind turbine blade falls into water
“We expected that to happen” due to wind and gravity, said a turbine engineer during a public meeting with Nantucket town officials and residents Wednesday night.
Posted inBusiness
Backers pull the plug on downtown business district
“The participating property owners within the proposed BID are ceasing their efforts to have the plan and petition adopted by the Finance Committee and full City Council.” — letter from BID consultant Marco LiMandri
Posted inEducation
School board names new school Congdon-DeValles Elementary
While Monday’s vote ensures that Congdon and DeValles will remain prominent in the city’s memory, other suggestions offer a glimpse into what New Bedford residents most hope to honor.
Posted inOffshore Wind
Turbine blade broke during testing phase, Vineyard Wind says
The turbine’s manufacturer, GE, is conducting a review with federal officials to figure out the cause.
Posted inCommunity Voices
Essay: Collaboration critical to addressing hunger among seniors
Through mobile markets, local food pantries, and by being the only Massachusetts provider for the federal commodities program especially for seniors, the Greater Boston Food Bank is bringing fresh and nutritious foods directly to seniors.
Posted inThe Chat with Jack Spillane
‘Housing is a human right’
Housing advocates join host Jack Spillane in a conversation about what they say is an inadequate approach to a crisis, possible solutions, and as City Councilor Shane Burgo said, “hope” for the future.
Posted inOffshore Wind
Vineyard Wind turbine blade sustains damage offshore
Photos show one of the three turbine blades dangling against the tower and splintered near the base.
Posted inWaterfront
Inside look at the plans for State Pier
Seven separate proposals from businesses, nonprofits and coalitions are vying to secure a slice of the 8-acre wharf. MassDevelopment will select a combination of the proposals.
Posted inCommunity Voices
With reproductive rights in peril, Massachusetts sets an example
“As women nationwide are witnessing their fundamental rights diminish, we must continue raising our voices to advocate for accessible, affordable sexual and reproductive health care for people across the country.” — Julia Kehoe, Health Imperatives CEO