Lead Poisoning Fights Struggle in Massachusetts Homes
Rebecca 3 and Robert 5 have endured four hospitalizations for lead poisoning with tests still positive. Massachusetts inspectors push for home defense under a 1971 law while provider shortages and political infighting threaten the program.
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Boston
UPI
Rebecca
Robert
Rita
Massachusetts
United States
Richard Clapp
Clapp
mercury tests planned for Allagash trout in Maine study
A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project with Normandeau Associates will analyze lake trout and sediment cores from the Allagash Waterway to determine mercury sources. Earlier work found brook and lake fish exceeding 0.5 ppm mercury limits, prompting deeper investigation into deposition patterns and historical levels.
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UPI
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Maine
Allagash Waterway
Christopher J. Schmitt
Normandeau Associates Inc
Bedford
N.H
Schmitt
Corps
Dickey- Lincoln
Umsaskis Lake
Round Pond
Robert Foye
Fisheries Research Division
Sunderland Scouts Take All Day Hike
Sunderland Junior Girl Scout Troop 477 with patrol leaders Heidi Hunt and Margaret Clark plus assistants Vicky Moffitt and Katie Langlois spent Oct. 20 on an all day hike to Rocky Lane. They learned firebuilding and knots, held a scavenger hunt, performed a nature skit, and enjoyed hot cocoa with bag lunches.
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Susan Bort
Lindee Longley
Sarah Bovey
Anita Guber
Brenda Hunt
Heidi Hunt
Victoria Moffitt
Margaret Clark
Julie Bovey
Katie Langlois
Dawn Putnam
Tammy Cone
Correna Best
Gilbert Wilcox
Amelia Lawrence
Susan Wilcox
Elvira Hunt
Gloria Moffitt
Vicky Moffitt
Scribe
Tabby DiMonda
Kenessa Hunt
Rocky Lane
Vermont Yankee Expands Spent Fuel Storage Capacity
Vermont Yankee begins tripling its spent fuel pool capacity from 600 to about 2,000 assemblies. The $1.8 million expansion involves installing additional storage racks, with half done this year and the rest later. NRC approval was granted despite appeals from three anti nuclear groups.
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Vermont Yankee
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Vermont City Democrats to reconvene for vacancy caucus
Democrats in Winooski will caucus again to nominate a replacement for Rep. James Shea after casement controversy. Former Mayor Dominique Casavant faces opposition from Noel Viens as Gov. Snelling requests a second caucus amid a split in the local party. Normand Shaw warns the rift may not heal before next year’s primary.
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Winooski
UPI
Dominique Casavant
James Shea
Senate
Casavant
Richard Snelling
Noel Viens
Normand Shaw
Shaw
Vermont
CVPS cites inflation in 16.4 percent rate hike request
Central Vermont Public Service Corp President James Griffin told a Public Service Board hearing that inflation is the major factor behind the proposed 16.4 percent electric rate increase. He said higher costs cannot be borne by the utility alone and must be passed to customers, with a five year construction plan totaling about $87 million, a 60 percent rise over current assets.
Vermont colleges approve $18 million capital plan
Vermont State College Trustees approve an 18 million, 10 year capital improvement budget with 674000 set for next year at three of five schools. Projects include 600000 to expand Johnson State dormitory and office building, plus gym expansion at Castleton State and planning a new maintenance building at Vermont Technical College in Randolph Center. Peggy Longe pleads innocent to second degree arson in Montgomery Elementary School fire.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont State College
Richard Snelling
Johnson State College
Castleton State College
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center
ST. Albans
Peggy Longe
Montgomery
Gunman ignored CB pleas in fatal Ft Edward shooting
In Ft Edward New York Terry Mannell 24 fatally shot himself after police failed to stop him while using Citizens Band radio to reach him for over five hours. Mannell parked at 44 Broadway collapsed after being shot and was listed in serious condition at Glens Falls Hospital. State police tracked a death by own action threat heard on a car CB late Sunday and tried to dissuade him amid family problems. In Windham Greene County a hunter found the decomposed body of a man in his 30s likely shot head wound. investigators cannot yet determine murder accident or suicide. Remains found at Cross Roads may have sat there for months.
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Citizens Band
Ft. Edward
Terry Mannell
Mannell
Broadway
Glens Falls Hospital
Windham
Greene County
Cross Roads
Down in Berkshire New Dam Prompts Silting Debate
Heavy rains clear silt from the Clam River after construction of a flood-control dam in SANDISFIELD. Officials say cleaning the river would do more harm than good. The dam, last of five, will be stocked for fishing next year. A Lee robber wearing a ski mask and armed with a long gun robbed a Massachusetts Turnpike Exxon station of about $900 Sunday night. police are unsure if the thief fled by foot or car.
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Clam
Petricca Construction Co
Pittsfield
Lee
Massachusetts Turnpike
Robert F. Clark
Exxon
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