Plainfield
Plainfield, NH · Municipal
NHPR
vermontjournal.com
Ludlow hears status, next steps for Jewell Brook dam sites
LUDLOW, Vt. – The Ludlow Selectboard on Nov. 2 heard a presentation from Charles Johnston, of consulting engineering firm DuBois and King, regarding the four Jewell Brook dam sites (numbered 1, 2, 3, and 5, skipping No. 4), a perennial topic of concern, particularly since the Great Flood of 2023 which did significant damage to Ludlow and the surrounding region. While the dams held during that flood, they have generated concern in the time since due to their age and potential for significant damage and loss of life should they fail.
classicnewyorkhistory.com
VTDigger
Essex Junction cannabis and duck farmer poised to get his growing license back
A judge ruled that Jason Struthers can resume his backyard cannabis growing on Taft Street because his operation predates the city’s new laws zoning cannabis cultivation. Read the story on VTDigger here: Essex Junction cannabis and duck farmer poised to get his growing license back .
suncommunitynews.com
Moriah receives grant for Bulwagga Bay
Over the last 15 years, shoreline erosion has caused multiple camp sites to be lost at Bulwagga Bay. — MORIAH| The Town of Moriah will hopefully no longer be bleeding money at Bulwagga Bay as Lake Champlain continues to erode the popular campground’s shoreline. Thanks to a Department of Environmental Conservation grant from New York State to the tune of $1 million dollars awarded to the Town last week, the stabilization project will continue, preventing Mother Nature from devouring the Town’s vital property.
WCAX
WCAX
Scout troops honor veterans in Georgia parade
GEORGIA, Vt. (WCAX) - Scout troops from around the state came together Saturday morning to honor veterans at the annual Scouting Salute to Veterans Parade in Georgia. Troops from Georgia, Milton, Fairfax and Bethel were among those that took part in honoring all veterans. The Boy Scouts of America’s Green Mountain Council organizes the event.
waterburyroundabout.org
LETTER: A commission that cannot condemn a shove
In late September, state Rep. Troy Headrick, I-Burlington, was shoved at a private gathering in Burlington. He had organized the invitation-only meeting at Rock Point with allies of the Abenaki First Nation at Odanak to examine the evidence behind Vermont's tribal recognitions. When four members of the state-recognized Abenaki Nation...