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Federal Judge Strips Vermont of Power to Terminate Nuke: State...
Entergy Nuclear of Louisiana, which operates the Vermont Yankee nuclear reactor in Vernon Vermont has launched an attack on the state of Vermont with the help of the federal courts.
Radioactive fish Northern Vermont bass test positive for...
Fish taken from a lake in northern Vermont had similar levels of strontium-90 and cesium-137 as fish taken from the Connecticut River near Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant in Vernon.
NRC disputes contentions in VY water quality suit
In its official response to a complaint in federal court, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission accused the state of Vermont of sitting on its hands when given the chance to properly raise issues before the agency.
Vernon to host block watch meeting
Community members in Vernon are hosting a public meeting at the Town Offices next month to discuss establishing a neighborhood block watch.
The Vermont Yankee challenge: A moment of firm decision - or indecision?
Doug Lindensmith fired in three goals as No. 1 Norwich breezed to a 7-1 college men's hockey win... Gary Olney loves to tell stories about the vehicles that have been so much a part of his life.
Vermont Nuclear Plant Owner Refusing State Testing Requests
This June 9, 2009 file photo shows the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant in Vernon, Vt.
Woman pleads guilty to setting fire at Vermont home
The first public event at a hotel that is more than a year away from opening will take place the... A new government map gives gardeners in many parts of the nation a chance to turn over a new leaf... BRATTLEBORO - A woman has pleaded guilty to setting her Vermont home on fire before leaving to attend a family member's funeral.
Vernon finalizes 3 percent school budget increase
Board members voted to adopt the next fiscal budget at $4,094,775, a 3.04 percent increase from the current figure.
Vernon mourns teen who was killed by train
Hundreds gathered in the Vernon Elementary School gymnasium Saturday to honor the life of 15-year-old Eric Pratt who was tragically killed after being struck by an Amtrak passenger train at the Bemis Road train crossing near the school on Jan.
Vernon mourns teen killed by Amtrak train
Hundreds of people gathered in an elementary school gymnasium to honor a 15-year-old Vermont boy who was struck and killed by an Amtrak passenger train near the school.
U.S. District Court case will not impact Oyster Creek plant's closure plan
A U.S. District Court ruling that Vermont legislators could not close a local nuclear plant created speculation Friday about whether it could affect an agreement between New Jersey and the owners of the Oyster Creek Generating Station in Lacey to close the plant in 2019.
Vernon school board expects to OK level-funded budget on Monday
The board approved a motion to level fund its transportation line item to ensure the district would avoid the two-vote mandate, but no figures are finalized until the supervisory union reviews the budget today.
Vermont officials weigh next move in Vermont Yankee case
Dozens gathered to celebrate outside of the State House in Montpelier on Wednesday February 24, 2010 after the Senate voted 26-4 against recommending that the Public Service Board act on Vermont Yankee's request for a 20-year extension of its license to operate a nuclear plant in Vernon.
Vernon rep talks about nuclear bill
State Rep. Michael Hebert spoke with the Vernon Selectboard about legislative action currently in the works regarding Vermont's nuclear future, including the state's sole power station.
Writer tells the history of how railroad changed Vermont
The two volumes of Brian Donelson's "The Coming of the Train" focus not only on the Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington and Deerfield River Railroads but also, as their subtitle says, on "the industries they served." These industries included logging, furniture making and box making.
'Trespasser' On Vermont Tracks Struck By Amtrak Train
Amtrak spokeswoman Christina Leeds said the Vermonter passenger train was traveling between Washington, D.C., and St.
Teen struck, killed by train in Vernon
Emergency officials are confirming a teen was struck by an Amtrak train in Vernon, Sunday evening.
No radiation limits exceeded at VY in 2010
According to the Vermont Department of Health, there were no instances where radiation emissions from Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant in Vernon exceeded state limits in 2010.