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‘Electric charge for water exorbitant, overkill’

Community members who attended yesterday’s public hearing on the petitions filed by the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. to increase its rates conveyed a unified sentiment of strong opposition to the proposals.
Posted On Dec 09 2013 21:48
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Impact of increased FDM bombings, Tinian beach use left out in draft EIS

A proposed increase in the level of U.S. military bombings on Farallon de Medinilla and amphibious vehicle landing exercises on Tinian beaches, among other things, pose “significant impacts” on local resources but many of these effects were absent in a draft environmental impact...
Posted On Dec 09 2013 21:45
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Lower LEAC rate on Jan. 1

The Commonwealth Public Utilities Commission confirmed yesterday that a new order to lower the levelized energy adjustment clause rate, or LEAC, will be issued today as soon as its meeting is over.
Posted On Dec 09 2013 21:42
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Trial of man accused of sexually abusing a minor in 2009 begins

A Superior Court jury trial will begin today in the case against Alfredo E. Reyes, a 51-year-old man accused of sexually abusing a then-16-year-old girl thrice in 2009.
Posted On Dec 09 2013 21:32
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