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Vermont officials are taking their nuclear-decommissioning concerns to Washington. More specifically, state Public Service Commissioner Chris Recchia and state Nuclear Engineer Tony Leshinskie are headed later this month to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's headquarters in Rockville, Md., to meet with a key NRC official. Recchia, a frequent and vocal critic of the commission's stances on Vermont Yankee decommissioning, expects to bring up a variety of topics but might focus on a key concern: How to provide more opportunities for state...
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.
Every Friday night during July and August, Epsilon Spires will transform its parking lot behind the building into Backlot Cinema, a safe, socially-distanced outdoor cinema. “Imagine a picnic under the stars where you are entertained by film screenings and live performances - the program features international art films and cult classics, with themed evenings ranging from glam rock to Afrofuturism to Bollywood,” Jessamyn Fiore, Epsilon Spires art curator and board member, said in a press release. On Friday, July 3,
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