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Southern New England homeowners seek cheaper alternatives as heating oil prices rise (opens the original)
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Soaring heating oil prices have Southern New England homeowners looking for cheaper ways to stay warm as winter approaches. (WJAR) (WJAR) — Soaring heating oil prices have Southern New England homeowners looking for cheaper ways to stay warm as winter approaches. With some homeowners reporting heating oil prices around $6 a gallon, suppliers of alternative heating sources say they're expecting an increase in demand. At Frederickson Farms, Alex Frederickson has been selling pellet stoves for year
Rising heating oil prices push Southern New England homeowners to buy less fuel (opens the original)
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(WJAR) — Home heating oil prices are squeezing homeowners across Southern New England, prompting some customers to order less fuel as winter approaches. One customer who paid $1,140 for 300 gallons last year paid $1,189 this year for just 200 gallons. David Studley, owner of Patriot Oil in West Warwick, said he is seeing the impact firsthand. He has served Rhode Island customers for 25 years. “This year is the highest oil has been in the barrel I’ve seen, and it’s been going higher and higher,”
School bus driver reportedly seen throwing empty nip bottles from bus window in Somerset (opens the original)
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SOMERSET, Mass. (WJAR) — Somerset Berkley Regional High School officials said in a letter to families that a bus driver was seen throwing an empty nip bottle out of a bus window during morning pickup on Tuesday. According to the letter, a driver travelling behind the school bus saw several empty liquor bottles, also known as nips, being thrown from a bus window. The witness reported this incident to Somerset police. “Officers stopped the bus, and the driver acknowledged that she had discarded th
Gov. Healey proposes $1.3 million to keep New Bedford’s Engine 9 operating through June (opens the original)
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (WJAR) — Gov. Maura Healey visited Engine 9 on Ashley Boulevard on Monday to highlight a proposed $1.3 million in state funding that would keep the fire company operating through the end of the fiscal year in June. “Public safety is job one in government,” Healey said. “It’s really important to me that this station stays open and that it stays staffed.” Engine 9 had been at risk of closing as New Bedford faced a $32 million budget shortfall. The proposed closure and the potent
South Coast leaders condemn ICE arrests as questions remain about those detained (opens the original)
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FALL RIVER, Mass. (WJAR) — City and state leaders on Massachusetts’ South Coast condemned a recent series of immigration arrests at a news conference Thursday, calling on U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to provide more information about those detained. ICE has not told NBC 10 how many people it has arrested in the region this week. Advocates estimate the number at about 30, though NBC 10 has not independently confirmed that figure. U.S. Rep. Jake Auchincloss criticized the arrests, sayi
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