High winds on Friday toppled trees and knocked down powerlines throughout the Green Mountain State, resulting in more than 50,000 Vermonters losing power.
Green Mountain Power plans to upgrade its 46kV “Transmission Line 60” through Salisbury, Middlebury, New Haven and Weybridge beginning this fall.
A large portion of Middlebury village and a smaller area in southern New Haven lost power on Tuesday afternoon for between 20 and 110 minutes due to an equipment failure, according to Green Mountain Power Spokesperson Kristin Kelly.
A large portion of Middlebury village and a smaller area in southern New Haven lost power on Tuesday afternoon due to an equipment failure.
Green Mountain Power this week bestowed on nature photographer Mike Korkuc one of the state’s most prominent environmental awards — the GMP-Zetterstrom Award.
Named for famed osprey advocate Meeri Zetterstrom, the award is given to one person, business, group, or nonprofit that has made a significant contribution to Vermont’s environment.
Some of the state’s brightest political, academic and entrepreneurial stars converged on a picturesque pasture in Middlebury on Tuesday morning, but it was the sun that stole the show.
PANTON — Green Mountain Power (GMP) will break ground this spring on what it called a cutting-edge utility microgrid in Panton, pioneering a new way to keep the power on for residents, farms and municipal buildings in the town center during power outages. … (read more)
MIDDLEBURY — Two Green Mountain Power linemen were seriously injured Wednesday morning when the pole they were climbing in Middlebury broke and sent them plummeting as much as 50 feet to the ground. Jared Allen, 25, of Bristol and Josh McLean, 37, of Bran … (read more)
