The pilot of the nearly 80ft workboat revved its powerful engines, pinning the bow against the base of a towering wind turbine in the gentle North Sea. Three men in yellow and orange outfits took a step on metal rungs and began to slowly scale the nearly 300ft structure, past the huge blades that help …
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Millions of households will pay nearly a third of their income in fuel costs this spring, amid warnings that a ‘black hole in supply’ remains for Britain’s poorest families. The vast majority of households in certain vulnerable groups – including around 70% of pensioners – will spend a tenth or more of their income on …
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Despite supply chain challenges, a co-owner of a new supermarket under construction at the Tremont Center hopes to have an outdoor feature open to the public this spring, followed by the full store opening in the summer. Work is progressing on what will be Littleton’s Market, which will occupy the site of the former UA …
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