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GMP grows battery storage program aimed at preventing outages (opens the original)
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COLCHESTER, Vt. (WCAX) - Green Mountain Power is working to make sure customers’ lights never go out through what it calls a “virtual power plant.” GMP’s shared battery storage system takes energy from the grid and stores it away to be used later. Then, when there’s a severe storm or another extreme weather event that knocks out power, people who have the batteries in their home are able to keep their lights on. This energy stored in the batteries flows back into the grid during peak periods whe
Diesel prices reach all-time high, squeezing truckers in our region (opens the original)
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SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Diesel prices climbed to an all-time high Friday after rising a nickel overnight, according to GasBuddy. Diesel is averaging $6.44 per gallon nationwide, nearly double last year’s $3.70 average. In Vermont, prices sit slightly below the national average at $6.39. Truck drivers say they are feeling the pinch at the pump. Carl Benson, a driver for the Vermont Foodbank, said 41 gallons came out to around $270. “It’s hard, you know; it’s hard on these companies, hard f
Vermont students reflect on freedom in Constitution Day poetry, art contest (opens the original)
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MIDDLEBURY, Vt. (WCAX) - Students from schools across Vermont marked Constitution Day with a poetry and art contest reflecting on what freedom means to them. The event was held at the Town Hall Theater in Middlebury. Students of all ages heard familiar passages of the Declaration of Independence and sang along to classic patriotic songs. The star of the show was poetry reflecting how students think about freedom today. Some took inspiration from skiing or just walking down the street, and others
Vermont girls cleared for takeoff at aviation career event (opens the original)
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SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Middle school students from Enosburgh toured Heritage Aviation in South Burlington Wednesday for a firsthand look at careers in flight. The event was aimed at encouraging girls to consider the aviation industry. “We’ve been just, you know, exploring the building, and seeing like what careers we can do and such,” said Stella Debouse, an Enosburgh eighth grader. Heritage Aviation is a fixed base operator located next to the Leahy Burlington International Airport. Stu
Ride inspectors and police prepare for safety at Champlain Valley Fair (opens the original)
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ESSEX JUNCTION, Vt. (WCAX) - The Champlain Valley Fair is set to open Friday, kicking off 10 days of food, fun, and rides. And making sure the “10 best days of summer” are safe takes planning and collaboration. Workers are busy putting up classic rides in time for the Champlain Valley Fair’s opening day, and one man is in charge of making sure those rides are safe. “A lot of it is being observant; there are things that are obvious; if it looks wrong, it is wrong,” said Michael Hupalo, whose job
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