Jennette Barnes is a reporter for SouthCoastToday and has been recognized as a master reporter by NESNE News. Her focus is on local news in Massachusetts, specifically Cape Cod, and she writes for various outlets including Connecticut Public, GBH, and The Cape and Islands NPR Station. Her work has also been featured in Maine Public and New Hampshire Public Radio.
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Jennette focuses primarily on local government announcements, particularly related to infrastructure and energy. She also covers legal policy regulation in these areas.
Given her focus on local issues like wind energy, infrastructure, and nuclear power in Cape Cod and Massachusetts, she would likely be interested in hearing from local experts or stakeholders with direct knowledge of these topics. For instance, individuals involved in the implementation or planning of wind energy projects, as well as those impacted by infrastructure developments such as bridges or commuter rail tracks could provide valuable insights.
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By: Jennette Barnes
Holtec International, which owns the closed power plant, confirmed to CAI on Tuesday that it plans to appeal.
By: Jennette Barnes
The Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station is pictured on Tuesday, April 4, 2023, in Plymouth, Mass. (Raquel C. Zaldívar/New England News Collaborative)
By: Jennette Barnes, Cai
The Assembly of Delegates voted Wednesday to send a letter to the Biden administration making that request.
By: Jennette Barnes, Cai
They say the fiberglass debris strewn in the water in July from a broken wind turbine blade has only made them more concerned about living with turbines.
By: Jennette Barnes
The National Marine Fisheries Service has issued a new biological opinion on ways the continued turbine installation could affect threatened and endangered species.
By: Jennette Barnes, Cai
The $3.2 million boardwalk was rebuilt following repeated storm damage. It opened to the public in time for Memorial Day weekend, but contractors continued working on the final details during the summer.
By: Cai, Jennette Barnes
Four bidders are in the running: Avangrid, Ocean Winds, Ørsted, and Vineyard Offshore. Ørsted submitted bids only in Rhode Island and Connecticut; the others bid in all three states.
Together, these awards are the largest to date in New England and Massachusetts. The three Massachusetts selections, totaling 2,678 mw, represent nearly 20 percent of the state's overall electricity demand, according to Gov. Maura Healey's office.
By: Jennette Barnes, Cai
Kari MacRae called for a recount after falling short of state Rep. Mathew Muratore by 45 votes.
By: Cai, Jennette Barnes
A Republican primary candidate for state Senate, Kari MacRae, says she plans to file a lawsuit — probably by Friday — to contest the counting of mail-in ballots.
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