The agency plans to declare that it is not ‘appropriate and necessary’ for the government to limit harmful pollutants from power plants.
February 2020
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
Solar collective could provide Portland with cheaper, cleaner electricity
A city official estimates that joining a consortium with other large-scale electricity users, such as L.L. Bean and Nestle Waters, could save the city roughly $500,000 a year.
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Posted inBusiness
Only 5 black billionaires in the United States
Robert Smith of Vista Equity Partners leads the pack with $5 billion.
Posted inTimes Record, Times Record Sports
Bowdoin swimmers, tracksters have successful weekend
BRUNSWICK — The Bowdoin College women’s swimming and diving team earned fifth overall at the conclusion of the 2020 NESCAC Championship, held this past weekend at Middlebury, Vermont. The Polar Bears ended the weekend with 849 points for comfortable fifth-place finish. The Williams College Ephs won the meet for their seventh straight championship. Mary Laurita had […]
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Sports Digest: UConn’s top-five streak in women’s basketball poll ends
The Huskies, who have been in the top five for 253 straight weeks, falls to No. 6.
Posted inTimes Record, Times Record Sports
Class D South Boys: Lakers shoot past Breakers
Camden Harmon’s four quick 3-pointers lift No. 3 Greenville to 52-37 quarterfinal basketball win over No. 6 Pine Tree Academy.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Billy Joel’s plans for stable on New York estate creating a stink
The Piano Man and his wife, Alexis, want to build a facility for 12 horses on their 25-acre waterfront property.
Posted inNews
MLB notebook: Trout says Astros players should have been punished
Mike Trout, a three-time MVP for the Angels, the sign-stealing scandal is sad for baseball.
Posted inBooks, Nation & World
‘True Grit’ novelist Charles Portis dies at 86
The novel was first adapted as a film showcase for John Wayne as Rooster Cogburn. In 2010, the Coen brothers’ remake starred Jeff Bridges.
Posted inTimes Record
Brunswick Junior High and Coffin schools get renovation money from state, but less than hoped
The school department requested nearly $1 million in funds, largely to help update the junior high school, which has a laundry list of fixes totaling in the millions, but was approved for just under half.