Dover approves 216 unit condominium project in Mt Snow basin
Dover selectmen grant permission to East Coast Florida Properties for an 18 acre 216 unit vacation condo development near Mt Snow with a clubhouse tennis court and utilities. A District 2 Act 250 permit is required before first phase construction and sales. Local Rep Donald Albano calls it a Vermont vacation home revival. Chairman Ted Murray touts town growth potential.
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Dover — Selectmen
Florida Properties Inc
Mt. Snow Basin
Dover
Selectmen
District 2 Environmental Commission
Windham
Windsor Counties
Mt. Snow
Haystack
Wilmington
Donald Albano
Florida Builders
Vermont
Quebec Lakes Corp
Woodstock
White River Junction
Albano
Harold E
Ted”’ Murray Jr
Whittaker named Vermont energy director to lead action plan
Gov. Richard Snelling appointed Brendan Whittaker, an ordained Episcopal priest and former EPA executive, to replace Forrest Orr as state energy director. Snelling urged moving from talk to action, with Whittaker to shift the office toward delivering services, energy conservation guidance, and a federally funded program. Whittaker will present a state energy plan by June 15 and target waste first. Snelling also praised state workers and vowed broader departmental tours.
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Snelling
Brendan Whittaker
St. Johnsbury
Forrest Orr
Whittaker
Environmental Protection Agency
Energy Office
Weekend Forecast Says Mild, Mostly Sunny
Sunny and mild today with highs in the upper 50s to 60s. Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 30s to 40s. Fair and warm Sunday with highs in the low 70s.
House passes federal strip mining reclamation bill
The House approved a Carter supported bill to curb surface mining abuses in Appalachia and across the West. Final passage was 241 to 64 with a motion to recommit defeated 228 to 83, sending the measure to the Senate for its version. The bill would require returning disturbed coal lands to near their original condition while banning new surface mining in certain arid valleys.
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Washington
UPI
House
Carter
Appalachia
Special Energy Committee
Senate
Gerald Ford
Seabrook protest facing arrest on 715 acre site
Antinuclear demonstrators who step on any part of Seabrook power plant’s 715 acres during a weekend rally risk arrest, as PSC officials discuss security and possible action. Past protests drew 179 trespass arrests and 10 for contempt. Estimates suggested up to 1,000 demonstrators.
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Seabrook
N.H
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
PSC
Clamshell Alliance
Clamshell
Cathy Wolff
Norman Cullerot
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Snelling Exhibits Strong Executive Control in Vermont
Gov Richard Snelling shows firm leadership in the executive branch and with the legislature. He pushes for central control over civil matters including Lake Champlain pollution case and the Vermont Yankee plant. He also secures administrative oversight of the lottery and backs an independent efficiency study promising about 10 million dollars in annual savings. He conducts agency tours to inspect operations privately, avoiding media coverage to prevent a circus atmosphere and reassure workers.
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Lake Champlain
International Paper Co
Ticonderoga
N.Y
Vermont
Snelling
Montpelier
Vandalism ravages Bennington recreation facilities
Vandalism hits Bennington recreation sites as director Marc Long reports damage across three areas including the Stark Street building the Willow Road pool and Memorial Park center. Curfew set at 8 pm with calls for community involvement to protect taxpayers’ property and curb destruction.
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Bennington
Stark Street
Willow Road
Memorial Park
Long
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Buddy Jenkins
Thomas J. McIntyre
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New England Coalition On Nuclear Pollution
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