Mary C. Serreze
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Northampton, MA, United States
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Report: Massachusetts solar capacity increased 30 percent in 2017, but challenges loom
Net metering caps, Trump tariffs, the new SMART program, and an Eversource 'demand charge' all present challenges to the growing solar industry. → Read More
3 competing offshore wind developers submit bids to produce electricity for Massachusetts utilities in Clean Energy RFP
Deepwater Wind would partner with the Northfield Mountain pumped storage facility along the Connecticut River in Franklin County. → Read More
15 months after high court order, Massachusetts commits to slashing greenhouse gas emissions
MassDEP will now require annual reductions in heat-trapping gases from power generators, electric utilities, natural gas distributors and the transportation sector. → Read More
As Mass. looks to grow renewable energy, New York nuclear power subsidy survives court challenge
The 'Zero Emission Credits' benefit three upstate atomic power plants. → Read More
Kinder Morgan pitches future natural gas pipeline capacity in New York, New England
Tennessee Gas is soliciting 20-year contracts to gauge market interest. → Read More
Last coal plant in Massachusetts to close for good June 1
Brayton Point owner Dynegy in 2014 said the plant was no longer economically viable. → Read More
Green River gets a cleanup in annual Connecticut River Watershed Council event
A deer skull, wagon wheel, metal boat, and vintage hubcap were found by volunteers in the Source to Sea cleanup. → Read More
Sanderson Academy in Ashfield to heat school with biomass thanks to $171K state grant
A state grant helped pay for the high-efficiency wood-fired boilers. → Read More
Easthampton's Art in the Orchard sculpture garden winds up Oct. 31
An outdoor celebration drew a large crowd to the hilltop farm and sculpture trail. → Read More
Easthampton honors war dead on Memorial Day
Holyoke Soldiers' Home Superintendent Paul Barabani delivered keynote remarks. → Read More
Easthampton Memorial Day 2015 parade kicks off Monday morning
Easthampton's Memorial Day parade kicks off Monday at 10:30 a.m. at the intersection of Cottage and Clark Streets. → Read More
Southampton voters fail to pass $11 million override for new public safety complex
While a majority of voters supported the measure, the two-thirds majority needed was not attained. → Read More
Performance poet and body image activist Sonya Renee Taylor aims to inspire 2015 Hampshire College grads
Sonya Renee Taylor is founder of the movement The Body is Not an Apology. → Read More
Man who collapsed during Springfield pub run thanks medics in running shoes who saved his life
If you're going to have a heart attack during a pub run, make sure you're surrounded by registered nurses. → Read More
Christopher Clark Road on Mount Tom officially reopens, 7 months after microburst
Motorists and hikers were seen enjoying the views on Mother's Day → Read More
A brief history, back to 1792, of the Faces building in Northampton (photos)
In the 1800s, 175 Main St. hosted "the most popular public house in Northampton." → Read More
2015 Noho Pride kicks off in Northampton as U.S. Supreme Court weighs marriage equality
Thousands lined Main Street under sunny skies to celebrate LGBT pride. → Read More
2015 Noho Pride kicks off in Northampton as U.S. Supreme Court weighs marriage equality
Thousands lined Main Street under sunny skies to celebrate LGBT pride. → Read More
34th annual Noho LGBT Pride parade and rally set for Saturday
The parade kicks off at noon and heads down Main Street to the Three County Fairgrounds. → Read More
Cultural District mural installation caught in time-lapse photography: Easthampton
Luke Cavagnac's art project is known as The Invisible Fountain. → Read More