The vote got us into this mess, and the vote will get us out. There isn’t space enough on our bumpers, our lapels or this page for all the stickers, buttons or words to express opposition to what is ...

This second installment focuses on using QPSICE’s schematic editor, learning how to properly place and connect components. In the first installment of this power electronics course, we established the ...

PJM, the grid operator that serves 67 million people across 13 states, including all of Pennsylvania, is facing an unprecedented electricity demand surge due to AI data centers opening. Starting as ...

What if I told you that a simple change could make your Power Query refresh from SharePoint up to 700% faster? If you’ve ever found yourself staring at a progress bar that refuses to budge, you’re not ...

The hue and cry for energy at the proposed Laconia Village is made and the lack of fossil fuels is why. Yet solar power is available on site. The only infrastructure to build are the solar panels that ...

I read an OP-ED on iheartoswego.com yesterday from a gentleman named Peter Esposito talking about the Industrial Development Agency and their decision last week to allow Novellis to keep up to $15,000 ...

A worker uses a chainsaw to remove tree branches from a power line in an incident in Moorpark on Dec. 29 that forced the closure of Highway 118. (Juliana Yamada / Los Angeles Times) To the editor: ...

The new year will bring new ways of telling stories that matter at The Sun, its fellow newspapers in Paxton Media Group’s West Kentucky Division and television news station WPSD Local 6. Freshly ...

I agree with my Bridgman neighbor John Bonkoske. I’m a socialist in the same sense he is, and you probably are too. ("I am a socialist (and so are you)," Dec. 17).

This year, Oregon lawmakers passed two bills that established, for the first time, laws that called for the creation of Oregon’s first-ever, comprehensive statewide strategy to equip vulnerable youth ...

Section 9.06.030 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code states: “Beginning June 1, 2024, it is unlawful for any person to operate a gasoline-powered leaf blower at any time in the city.” Section 9.06.050(A) ...