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Commentary: A novel way to improve the UI system
It is probably too early for Gov. Maura Healey to be thinking about her legacy, but we have a suggestion for how she could make her mark on Massachusetts. The governor could employ a new approach to make the state’s workforce training system more accessible, more utilized, and better able to re-employ people quickly. Not only would this resonate with employers and employees alike, but it would also replenish the talent pipeline and improve the state’s economic outlook. Gov.
Avangrid agrees to pay $48m to terminate offshore wind deal
AVANGRID AND THE STATE'S three major utilities on Monday agreed to terminate a power purchase agreement they signed just last year, with the offshore wind developer agreeing to pay a total of $48 million to put the contract for Commonwealth Wind behind it. The $48 million termination payment will be paid in three installments to the utilities - $25,900,800 to Eversource, $21,619,200 to National Grid, and $480,000 to Until - and the money will be reimbursed to ratepayers.
Old North Church grapples with slavery
Winding their way along the red brick and red painted Freedom Trail, Boston tourists eventually find themselves in front of the Old North Church. Their eyes may seek out the bell tower where lanterns famously beamed out - one if by land, and two if by sea - a warning of arriving British troops. But if it's a children's story about Paul Revere's epic solo ride they're looking for, the historians at Boston's oldest church are eager to complicate the narrative.
Here's how to get people back to work, off unemployment faster
IT IS PROBABLY too early for Gov. Maura Healey to be thinking about her legacy, but we have a suggestion for how she could make her mark on Massachusetts. The governor could employ a new approach to make the state's workforce training system more accessible, more utilized, and better able to re-employ people quickly. Not only would this resonate with employers and employees alike, but it would also replenish the talent pipeline and improve the state's economic outlook.
A message from the publisher: No newspaper printed Saturday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not The Salem News. For nearly 140 years, this newspaper has been the North Shore’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Salem News is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No newspaper printed Saturday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Eagle-Tribune. For more than 150 years, this newspaper has been the Merrimack Valley’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Eagle-Tribune is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No newspaper printed Tuesday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not The Salem News. For nearly 140 years, this newspaper has been the North Shore’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Salem News is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No newspaper printed Tuesday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Eagle-Tribune. For more than 150 years, this newspaper has been the Merrimack Valley’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Eagle-Tribune is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No newspaper printed Tuesday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Gloucester Daily Times. For more than 130 years, this newspaper has been Cape Ann’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Times is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No print edition Saturday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not The Salem News. For nearly 140 years, this newspaper has been the North Shore’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Salem News is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No print edition Saturday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Eagle-Tribune. For more than 150 years, this newspaper has been the Merrimack Valley’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Eagle-Tribune is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No print edition Saturday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Gloucester Daily Times. For more than 130 years, this newspaper has been Cape Ann’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Times is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No print edition Tuesday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not The Salem News. For nearly 140 years, this newspaper has been the North Shore’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Salem News is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No print edition Tuesday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Eagle-Tribune. For more than 150 years, this newspaper has been the Merrimack Valley’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Eagle-Tribune is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No print edition Tuesday
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Gloucester Daily Times. For more than 130 years, this newspaper has been Cape Ann’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Times is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No print edition today
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not The Salem News. For nearly 140 years, this newspaper has been the North Shore’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Salem News is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Gloucester Daily Times. For more than 130 years, this newspaper has been Cape Ann’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Times is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No print edition today
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Gloucester Daily Times. For more than 130 years, this newspaper has been Cape Ann’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Times is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: Our new print schedule
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Eagle-Tribune. For more than 150 years, this newspaper has been the Merrimack Valley’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Eagle-Tribune is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher -- Gloucester Daily Times published online only today
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Gloucester Daily Times. For more than 130 years, this newspaper has been Cape Ann’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. Beginning today, the Times will stop publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: Eagle-Tribune published online only today
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Eagle-Tribune. For more than 150 years, this newspaper has been the Merrimack Valley’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. Beginning today, the Eagle-Tribune will stop publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Gloucester Daily Times. For more than 130 years, this newspaper has been Cape Ann’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. Beginning next week, the Times will stop publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not The Salem News. For nearly 140 years, this newspaper has been the North Shore’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. Beginning next week, The Salem News will stop publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not The Daily News. For more than 130 years, this newspaper has been Greater Newburyport’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. Beginning next week, The Daily News will stop publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Eagle-Tribune. For more than 150 years, this newspaper has been the Merrimack Valley’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. Beginning next week, the Eagle-Tribune will stop publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: Our new print schedule
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not The Salem News. For nearly 140 years, this newspaper has been the North Shore’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Salem News is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: Our new print schedule
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Gloucester Daily Times. For more than 130 years, this newspaper has been Cape Ann’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Times is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A message from the publisher: No print edition today
Most companies have closed due to the coronavirus threat. Not the Eagle-Tribune. For more than 150 years, this newspaper has been the Merrimack Valley’s source of trusted, local news. That won’t change now. What must change, however, is the way we deliver the news. The Eagle-Tribune is no longer publishing print editions two days per week — on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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