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Donald Trump · New BedfordFederal agencies are still refusing to process permit applications for onshore wind energy facilities nearly six months into the Trump administration, putting billions in energy infrastructure investments at risk. On Trump’s first day in office, he issued two executive orders threatening the wind energy industry – one halting solar and wind approvals for 60 days and another commanding agencies to “not issue new or renewed approvals, rights of wa…See the Story
Trump’s Onshore Wind Pause Is Still On
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Immigration · New BedfordNEW BEDFORD, Mass. (WPRI) — One of the Whaling City's longstanding attractions is getting ready to expand. The New Bedford Whaling Museum held a ceremony on Thursday to mark the start of the public phase of its "Open Doors" expansion campaign. The museum has already raised more than $25 million to build a new welcome and exhibition center. The project will triple the museum's special exhibition space, as well as create more space for programming…See the Story
New Bedford Whaling Museum Aims to 'Open Doors' with Expansion
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New Bedford · New BedfordLast summer, Victor DeMedeiros, Senior Technology Manager at New Bedford Public Schools in Massachusetts, set up and enrolled 3,200 new Chromebooks for the entire high school of approximately 3,000 students. “During the swap-outs, it was clear how excited students were to get their hands on the new technology,” DeMedeiros said. “Many of them shared how much they were looking forward to using faster, more reliable devices for learning. It may see…See the Story
