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POWER FAILURES HIT ALLSTON-BRIGHTON
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The Allston - righton area was hit with two power outages
yesterday, according to a Boston Edison spokesman. Mary Wallen said
the first occurred at 8:50 a.m. in the St. Gabriel area on
Washington Street and affected about 1,500 customers. The second
occurred at 9:27 a.m. in the ...
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POWER FAILURES HIT ALLSTON-BRIGHTON
The Boston Globe
; The Allston - righton area was hit with two power outages yesterday, according to a Boston Edison spokesman. Mary Wallen said the first occurred at 8:50 a.m. in the St. Gabriel area on Washington Street and affected about 1,500 customers. The second occurred at 9:27 a.m. in the North Beacon Street
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Boston Edison improves software development. (Boston Edison Co. uses LBMS Inc.'s Process Engineer process management software) (Cover Story)
Software Magazine
; Utility boosts quality with process management package Through the effort to improve quality in corporate America has taken many paths in recent years, it has been slow to reach the software development world. However, as corporate MIS officials are pushed to justify the benefits of their
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Needham neighbors rip Boston Edison over tree cutting
The Boston Globe
; NEEDHAM -- When John Cuddemi -- Needham resident, homeowner and tree lover -- heard the unmistakable whine of a chain saw behind his back yard one morning last week, he hurried outside to investigate. It was not a pretty sight, he said. "I asked this man in the cherry picker if there was anything I
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State Raps Boston Edison on Cable Deal.
Multichannel News
; Boston Edison has flagrantly violated the terms under which the state allowed the utility to expand into related businesses, officials in the office of the Massachusetts attorney general said, and the utility should be fined and compelled to divest its telecommunications business. That judgment was
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Solar, wind units seen as boon to ratepayers Boston Edison says methods too costly
The Boston Globe
; Boston Edison and its ratepayers could save $50 million or more -- and cut pollution by an amount equivalent to getting 300,000 cars off the road -- by using small-scale rooftop solar and harborside wind energy installations, according to a new study. The yearlong study by the Cambridge-based Union
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Cablevision Moves Vs. Boston Edison.
Multichannel News
; Cablevision Systems Corp. has filed a petition with the Massa chusetts Department of Telecommunications and Energy asking the agency to force an auction of a fiber optic network built by an affiliate of Boston Edison. Cablevision claimed that the electric utility has improperly subsidized the fiber
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Boston Edison pays $2.25m in age-bias case Settlement ends suit filed after 1988 layoff
The Boston Globe
; Boston Edison Co. will pay $2.25 million to 34 former employees who charged the utility with age discrimination during a 1988 layoff, which an executive was quoted as saying was designed to "get rid of the older people." The settlement, filed Tuesday in US District Court in Boston, puts to rest
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TWO TOWNS BATTLE BOSTON EDISON WELLESLEY AND CONCORD PRESS SUIT OVER 'SQUEEZE'
The Boston Globe
; WELLESLEY - Public works officials in Wellesley and Concord are appealing to the US Supreme Court to decide whether Boston Edison overcharges the towns for electrical power. Town officials said they expect the high court to decide by spring whether it will agree to hear the antitrust case, which is
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Boston Edison hears resident demands
Bay State Banner
; ... fall. "I would submit that there are two blackouts going on here," said Wilkerson. "One with Boston Edison, and another in the news media. The fact that nobody here considers this issue newsworthy enough is an insult." In response the allegations levelled at ...
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Plymouth objects to Boston Edison rates
The Boston Globe
; Boston Edison's collection of "transition costs" from all its customers violates part of the state's new utility deregulation statute, according to the Town of Plymouth, which has asked state regulators to modify the utility's rates. At issue is the lack of a financial agreement for additional
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