Legislators weigh renewable energy goals against towns’ input for siting energy projects
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Town of Rutland launches stormwater pollution campaign
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First-time Democratic candidate announces run for lieutenant governor
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New Smart Grid technology allows customers to track their power use in real time
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UVM educational farm expands learning opportunities for students
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92 Businesses Honored Globally as “Best for the World” Including Vermont’s SunCommon
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2014 specialty crop block grant request for proposals from Vermont Ag Agency
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Jeff Good leaving as Seven Days co-editor
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2013 wholesale electricity prices in New England rose 55 percent
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Guilford man wins Vermont Writers’ prize
Michael Nethercott is the winner of the 2014 Vermont Writers’ Prize. His story “An Empire at Twilight” reveals an elderly man’s close connection to land that has been in his family for generations. The Vermont Writers’ prize is awarded by Green Mountain Power and Vermont Magazine.
Mr. Nethercott’s winning story starts as the main character is showing his family’s land to an out-of-state couple purchasing it: