I've used the bug bully for all critters in my attic and basement

Partial to Rise Above and Stand Up for Kids, but there are lots of great non-profits doing amazing work in Worcester!

Is there a reason you don't want to use Sullivan/C&R? I am still using them. All the same people.

ok

Pretty sure you're right about the first thing, although it's a little fuzzy in my mind.

You are definitely correct about this only pertaining to the supply, not the delivery. It's all detailed on the website. You still end up saving overall (at least in 2023, who knows what happens after that)

Yes

Here's the site to sign up: https://www.masspowerchoice.com/worcester

TLDR: the average user will save about $42/month under the Worcester aggregate rates

(note: I just signed up myself, I don't have any specific knowledge of the program)

Edit 10/19: National Grid doesn't formally switch you until your next meter reading, so look on your bill to see when that is to have an idea of when it will take place. Luckily mine is in early November, but if yours is later, you might still be paying the higher rates for multiple billing cycles.

Yeah I’ll probably keep going to Hudson. Once you imprint on a MB, it’s hard to change lol.

Source: I grew up in Billerica where we had three and everyone had a favorite 🤷🏻‍♀️

this is awesome! I wish I was a biker. I love gas lamps, they're so pretty

Just close and give us a market basket already

I bank and have my mortgage with DCU, and previously an auto loan. They are pretty good and easy to work with

Edit: I also have a mass save loan with Berkshire Bank and they’ve been easy. I had a similar loan with Worcester Credit Union and they (if I am remembering correctly, it was a while ago) had less helpful online features and I had to go in person a couple times. That may have changed in recent years

I think it's slightly over 200 this year but still reasonable. I just had mine done in August