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Time of India
16-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
3 Crystals That Attract Money
Wallet weeping? Bills doing the cha-cha slide? Forget another budgeting app; some are turning to the sparkly side for financial assistance. Apparently, manifesting with crystals is the budget-friendly alternative to an MBA. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now These three gems have a reputation for whispering sweet nothings (and maybe some dollar amounts) to the universe. 1. Citrine – The Crystal CEO: Forget subtle; Citrine is all about success and abundance, turning those side hustles into empires. This sunny stone is like a shot of espresso infused with brilliant business plans. Think confidence, clarity, and major Leo vibes, minus the diva moments. Known as the "Merchant's Stone" for a reason. 2. Pyrite – The Financially Savvy Bodyguard: Don't let the "Fool's Gold" nickname fool you. Pyrite is serious about business. This metallic powerhouse is believed to attract wealth, shield you from financial facepalms, and act like a bouncer for your risky investments. Its motto? "Invest smart, not just hard." 3. Green Aventurine – The Lucky Break Bestie: This crystal is the rom-com protagonist of the gem world, the one who accidentally lands their dream job and a swanky apartment. Known as the " ," Green Aventurine is all about boosting your chances, from nailing interviews to maybe (just maybe) that lottery ticket. It brings a gentle, supportive energy, like a friend whispering, "You got this!" Keep these sparkly allies in your wallet, on your desk, or even next to that vision board gathering dust bunnies. Remember, crystals amplify energy – they're not a replacement for actually doing things. But pair them with your hustle and a sprinkle of belief? That's where the real magic (and maybe some actual money) might just appear.
Yahoo
15-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Town of Lewiston approves site plan for Citrine solar facility
The Lewiston Town Board approved site plans for Citrine Solar's proposed facility in a former town landfill. The approval was contingent on a host agreement that still has to be worked out and an access agreement to be notarized by Modern Disposal. The Connecticut-based company wants to build a 2.5-megawatt commercial system on the closed landfill at 4746 Model City Road, next to Modern Disposal's Lewiston office. The solar panels would make up eight to 10 acres of the 29.5-acre site. The site is owned by the Washuta family trust and zoned for industrial use. The town has limited any new solar farms to industrially zoned areas since this past August. This array would be a community solar project under the Community Solar Power Program, with the power generated for National Grid. The amount of power generated would degrade by half a percent every year, with the panels still capable of producing 80% of its capacity after 20 years. The decommissioning plan will last 30 years with Citrine paying the town $170,000 for the first year of operations, then increasing by 2.5% per year over the plan's course. Citrine has worked on 15 arrays generating 37.32 megawatts of power across New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Connecticut, and California.
