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‘This place is home’: Putney celebrates new housing (opens the original)
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The Alice Holway Drive complex opens 25 apartments, giving families such as Stormy Gammon’s a stable place to call home. PUTNEY — Stormy Gammon and her family were the first people to move into the brand-new Alice Holway Drive apartment complex this past June. The move ended Gammon's year long bout with homelessness and on Wednesday she said she couldn't be happier or more grateful. "I want to express how much it matters to me," said Gammon, who said that her family had been homeless "not by cho
'This place is home': Putney cuts the ribbon on new apartment complex (opens the original)
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The housing project did not have a smooth or easy ride from conception to completion. PUTNEY — Stormy Gammon and her family were the first people to move into the brand-new Alice Holway Drive apartment complex this past June. The move ended Gammon's year long bout with homelessness and on Wednesday she said she couldn't be happier or more grateful. "I want to express how much it matters to me," said Gammon, who said that her family had been homeless "not by choice." Gammon, 40, had lived in Bell
'This place is home': Putney cuts the ribbon on new apartment complex (opens the original)
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PUTNEY â Stormy Gammon and her family were the first people to move into the brand-new Alice Holway Drive apartment complex this June. The move ended Gammon's year long bout with homelessness and on Wednesday she said she couldn't be happier or more grateful. "I want to express how much it matters to me," said Gammon, who said that her family had been homeless "not by choice." Gammon, 40, had lived in Bellows Falls and Springfield before her move into the new apartment complex built by the Win
Battery storage facility on the table in Vernon (opens the original)
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VERNON â Residents of Vernon and the surrounding area asked questions about fire safety, chemical emissions, employment, taxes and noise during a recent public community forum put on by PowerTransitions, the Texas company that is studying the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant site for potential reuse. The community gathering, held last Wednesday at the Governor Hunt House community center, drew a large crowd as PowerTransitions officials were questioned about their stated priority to build a
Battery storage facility on the table in Vernon (opens the original)
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VERNON â Residents of Vernon and the surrounding area asked questions about fire safety, chemical emissions, employment, taxes and noise during a recent public community forum put on by PowerTransitions, the Texas company that is studying the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant site for potential reuse. The community gathering, held last Wednesday at the Governor Hunt House community center, drew a large crowd as PowerTransitions officials were questioned about their stated priority to build a
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