Generations of Christmas leads Bramwell parade
Eller, descendant of Bramwell’s Cooper family that opened Mill Creek Mine in 1884, rode with her son Roger Goins and grandson Dean Goins in the parade. Their car carried multiple Goins family members as the community prepared for Christmas.
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Bramwell Theatre Corp Hosts Winter Holiday Homes Tour
Bramwell Theatres Corp will host its 31st Holiday Homes Tour in Bramwell on Saturday December 13 from 5 to 8 pm. Tickets go on sale at Bramwell Presbyterian Church at 4 pm. Event coordinator Betty Goins says the tour will feature music refreshments and a turn of the century setting attracting hundreds in prior years. Visitors are urged to come early to enjoy local restaurants.
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Solar tax credit debate hints at 2015 renewal fate
Earth Talk notes the 2016 sunset for the residential solar investment tax credit and the likelihood of a partial renewal or cuts. Deutsche Bank suggests parity with grid electricity in 36 states if reduced to 10 percent, while local incentives and sunshine may already let some homeowners power cheaper with solar. Solar leasing via firms like SolarCity and SunRun expands adoption, with costs expected to fall as technology improves. Congress will weigh extending the credit when it reconvenes in 2015, and readers are urged to advocate to their representatives.
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Deutsche Bank Partners On Renewable Energy Finance
Deutsche Bank joins National Renewable Energy Laboratory SolarCity SunRun in a collaboration to advance financing for clean energy projects. The alliance aims to expand access to funding for solar and storage installations across commercial and residential sectors.
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SUV crash outside Somali center tied to anti Islam message
Kansas City police say 34-year-old Ahmed Aden deliberately struck 15 year old Abdisamad Sheikh Hussein near a Somali community center. The SUV bore an anti Muslim message in the rear window and authorities are probing a possible hate crime. Hussein died after the crash and funeral services were held for him.
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