Concord Monitor
Bow reconsiders cemetery rules to allow grieving parents to visit after hours
The town of Bow is working towards a solution to allow grieving families to visit their loved ones in the cemetery after hours, with a special waiver that would allow them to do so.
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2mVermont Yankee nuclear plant is all gone - except, that is, for the radioactive waste
Nuclear power plants use much less fuel than any other thermal power plant – multiple orders of magnitude less – meaning it creates much less waste. But “much less” isn’t the same as none, as Vermont knows. Compass Vermont, an independent news source, has a nice piece (here it is) noting that the former Vermont Yankee plant near Brattleboro on the Connecticut River is now completely decommissioned. All the buildings are torn down and removed, with the site ready to be replaced by a proposed utility-scale battery site to make use of its grid connection. Except not quite all the buildings […]
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2mGeorge H. Presby Jr.
<html><head></head><body>George H. Presby Jr.<br /><br />Penacook, NH - George H. Presby Jr., 82, of Penacook, NH, passed away peacefully at Merrimack County Nursing Home on September 28, 2026, following a period of declining health.<br /><br />George ...