BRATTLEBORO-On behalf of the Windham County Heat Fund and your friends and neighbors who benefit...
BRATTLEBORO-Open your door to Rescue Inc. for a pre-operation safety check of your living space.
Natalie Silver, a political consultant, submitted this open letter on behalf of more than 200...
Dan DeWalt, a frequent contributor to these pages and one of the founders of this...
Vermont Yankee gave a detailed presentation on July 9 of safety and emergency changes in response to Japan's 2011 Fukushima disaster, in a quiet public hearing at the Statehouse attended by about a dozen people. Unlike last year's more crowded Vermont State Nuclear Advisory Panel (VSNAP) hearings, only three members of the public testified. Representing Vermont Yankee, Entergy's state liaison engineer Bernard Buteau gave a 45 minute presentation on how the plant and the nuclear industry is addressing concerns raised...
At a recent meeting of local Liberty Union Party members, it was noted that many new voters do not realize that even before the platform that was adopted by consensus in 1978 was submitted as our official platform, candidates took a strong position on the construction and operation of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power. Since 1978, the platform has included the following: “Nuclear power is intolerably and incurably unsafe, and we oppose the existence of or construction of nuclear power plants.
On Saturday, April 26, Sandglass Theater's co-founder, Ines Zeller Bass, passes the torch as she and her daughters, Jana Zeller and Shoshana Bass, take to the Sandglass stage with “Kasper, Fritzi, and Me.” More than an afternoon of delightful puppetry, this momentous occasion celebrates the work of Ines Zeller Bass and the rise of a new generation in Sandglass Theater's history. “Kasper, Fritzi, and Me” features three of Zeller Bass' most cherished puppet pieces: “Punschi,” “Tschokolino,” and “Fritzi's Flea Circus.”
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