Hanover, New Hampshire, has a Community Power Electric Aggregation Plan up for a vote at town meeting on Tuesday, July 13. This is an important issue, but it is not hard to understand. You can learn about it at the … Continue reading →
Train Station, 50 Depot St., Bellows Falls, VT The Bellows Falls Farmers Market is pleased to extend its regular season with a series of winter markets! On Friday, November 15th, the Bellows Falls Farmers Market will hold its first winter … Continue reading →
Green Mountain Power has selected Positive Energy, a solar developer with offices in Poultney, Vt., and Granville, N.Y., to build the College of St. Joseph Solar Farm atop the Rutland college’s athletic center. “Positive Energy provided a very competitive quote, … Continue reading →
BURLINGTON, Vt., March 29 – U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) today recognized the first business to participate in an innovative financing program that helps pay for energy efficiency improvements. Authorized by a Sanders provision in a 2011 appropriations bill, a … Continue reading →
Dear Corinth friends (apologies to those from other, equally wonderful towns), Please come to the Corinth Town Hall TONIGHT at 7 p.m. to learn about the PACE proposal. At Town Meeting, in March, citizens will have a chance to designate … Continue reading →
Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative Please Attend Button Up NH Workshop Thursday, February 7th Pease Public Library 6:30-8:00pm Refreshments provided by Local Foods Plymouth The Plymouth Energy Commission, Plymouth Better Buildings and PAREI are hosting a free Button Up NH … Continue reading →
FIRST MONDAY MOVIE: TIPPING POINT February 4, 2012 • The Colatina Exit Bradford, Vermont • 6:30pm Movie Begins Come early to order food and drink Watch the trailer at tippingpointdoc.ca. “In an oil-scarce world, we know there are sacrifices to be made in … Continue reading →
Warner, NH is a unique example of what community and local is all about. How many times have you seen a sign on the door of your local bookstore that reads: “Come On In. Close the Door. We are SOLAR … Continue reading →
Keeping it local by George Harvey Money used for electric power can flow out of a region’s economy, or it can stay local. If it flows out, other money needs to flow in to replace it, but it need not … Continue reading →
PRELIMINARY SURVEY RESULTS DOCUMENTING PROBLEMS IN VERMONT FOOD INDUSTRY WILL BE RELEASED On Tuesday, June 5, 2012, at 11 a.m. a press conference will be held at the Vermont Workers Center at 294 N. Winooski Avenue in Burlington to announce … Continue reading →