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About 100 people show up as Banks Twp. considers eliminating its zoning rules
While most of those in attendance Tuesday felt the rules were too restrictive, they disagreed on what to do about it.
New York Still Has Electric Vehicle Incentives
Though federal EV incentives for consumers are gone, as I’ve written recently, California, Colorado, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island still have EV incentives. Add another to the list of US states that have them: New York. The state of New York has a rebate program that provides up to … [continued]
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Central Arctic Fishing Ban Is A Model For Sustainable Ocean Management
Here are some things we know about overfishing. It depletes once-plentiful ocean grounds, devastates fish populations and wildlife, breaks down the food web, and degrades habitats. Oceans need a constant replenishment of fish to perform critical ecosystem services, such as storing carbon that is needed for climate mitigation. There is … [continued]
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Boler Mountain embraces high-tech change as snow flies, opening nears
Ski and snowboard season is right around the corner, and London’s Boler Mountain is gearing up with high-tech changes that could make life much easier for visitors. LFP reporter Ryan Goodison has everything you need to know. WHAT’S NEW AT BOLER MOUNTAIN? Boler Mountain is launching an automated system for booking this winter season, which […]
London city budget: Citizens weigh in as proposed 3.6% tax hike looms
Ahead of formal budget talks later this week, 21 Londoners visited city hall on Tuesday to let politicians know their thoughts on the London’s 2026 budget update. LFP’s Jack Moulton reports. WHERE DO THINGS SIT NOW? As of the release of Mayor Josh Morgan’s 2026 budget update, Londoners are faced with a 3.6 per cent […]