Over 3,200 solar panels will generate nearly all of the school’s energy needs.

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Over 3,200 solar panels will generate nearly all of the school’s energy needs.
According to one panelist, ‘the utility and the industry are slapping high fives behind closed doors.’
Residents also voiced concerns over continued issues with school buses.
A senator on a solar farm and funding for feasibility topped this week’s Free Press headlines.
Wooly maintenence crew plays a key role in AES facility’s operation.
New equipment at Pratt Park approved, plus pharmacy services for first responders.
Joint venture between private school, Atlantic Builders a garden of opportunities for students.
Landscape architects weigh in on projects at two city parks as well as Ficklen Island.
Division discusses transportation opt-in program for future school years.
Report includes statements from witnesses who heard noises from plane before July crash.
Fillagreen to open second location, on Caroline St., in September.
Lawyer representing data center developer had distributed a last-minute proffer for consideration.
Sticky fingers plague area retail stores.
Winners of the 2024 “I Voted” sticker design contest recognized at board of supervisors meeting.
Sudden weather conditions blamed for accident.
Students were onboard, but no significant injuries reported; minivan driver facing charges.
Unique outdoor event showcases local music.
Spokesperson: number of students lacking bus routes reduced by two-thirds.
A SCPS spokesperson attributed the issues to a large influx of students and the implementation of new software.