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After hearing pleas from Vermont's congressional delegation and a citizens group, federal officials will allow more time for the public to weigh in on creation of new rules for decommissioning nuclear plants like Vermont Yankee. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has decided that an initial public comment period on its rule-making process will end March 18. That's 75 days later than the original deadline of Jan. 4, and it's a reprieve for those - including members of the Vermont Nuclear Decommissioning...
SPRINGFIELD-At the Veteran Administration (VA) in White River Junction, a distinct memorial is dedicated to the submarine USS Flier (SS-250), lost during World War II in 1944. Ever-mindful of our lost shipmates, friends, and family who have served in the submarine service of our country, the United States Submarine Veterans Inc. (USSVI) has assigned each state one of the 52 lost submarines from World War II, with California and New York receiving two each of the lost submarines. Vermont was...
The next offering in All Souls Church's film series “Looking Inward at White Power and Privilege” will be BlacKkKlansman, the acclaimed 2018 film directed by Spike Lee and starring John David Washington and Adam Driver. The full-length, commercial feature will be shown for free at the church, at 29 South St., on Sunday, Jan. 27 starting at noon. A discussion will follow. Before the film, the church will provide a free lunch of chili and corn bread at 11:30 a.m.
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