City Files Notice Extending Power Supply Program Into 2027
MARLBOROUGH -- City Hall posted a formal notice this week confirming that Marlborough's Community Choice Power Supply Program will run through January 2027, the latest paperwork tied to the discounted electricity rate the city announced for aggregation customers last month.
TOWN HALL Mayor J. Christian Dumais's office issued the public notice covering the program's new supply period, according to a posting on the city's website. The filing does not include new rate figures; it formalizes the timeline for the reduced National Grid-beating rate previously announced for residents enrolled in the aggregation program.
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"3 MA Bars Are Best In U.S. + Popular Chain Moving HQ To MA: Food Week", per Marlborough Patch, a roundup of statewide food news includes national recognition for three Massachusetts bars and a retail chain's headquarters relocation, plus a new market opening in a historic bank building (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/marlborough).
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COMING UP The city's Commission on Disabilities meets Monday, Aug. 3. The Board of Health and a special session of the Planning Board both convene Tuesday, Aug. 4. The Cultural Council and the Licensing Board meet Wednesday, Aug. 5, and the Conservation Commission takes up its agenda Thursday, Aug. 6.
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