Anastasia E. Lennon is a reporter for The New Bedford Light, focusing on local news in Massachusetts, specifically in the city of New Bedford. With a background in journalism from Boston University, Anastasia covers a range of topics including renewable energy, law enforcement, and community development.
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Anastasia's coverage primarily focuses on local issues in New Bedford, Massachusetts. She frequently covers government announcements and data-driven topics related to crime, privacy & cybersecurity, as well as scientific matters such as offshore wind and UMass Dartmouth.
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“After many decades of advocacy, research, policymaking, and finally construction, America’s offshore wind industry has gone from a dream to reality.” — Gov. Maura Healey
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
“Since the Feast first began, Madeiran women have spent countless hours working to execute all aspects of the Feast. … They deserve to serve as Club members and have their voices heard and count.” — Letter to the Feast committee’s lawyer.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
But local lawmakers press for greater transparency from MassDevelopment after earlier plans were scrapped amid complaints about secrecy.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
Because the projects and funds are independent of (and different from) one another, fishermen must apply separately to be eligible for each program.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
Earlier this month, women of Madeiran heritage sent the club a letter through their lawyer, alleging gender discrimination and threatening legal action if the club does not amend its rules.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
Andrew Saunders, president of the New Bedford Foss Marine Terminal, said Vineyard Wind 2’s proposal for an operations hub in New Bedford would be a “huge economic benefit.”
The wind developers’ plans raise the question: What role will the city play in getting more steel in the water for offshore wind projects?
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
At a wind industry conference in New Orleans, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland announced up to 12 more lease sales by 2028. “This is so exciting because it means that developers and communities can expect predictability and transparency as they plan for future projects,” she said.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
After the initial call, a police captain went to the officer’s home and seized a handgun capable of holding more than 10 rounds, which was unsecured and without a trigger lock, per the police report.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
At Avangrid’s New England Wind project, observations “indicate that the majority of planned foundation locations encountered glauconitic soils.”
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