Vermont Gas
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Letter to the editor: Vt. Gas pipeline installed without required oversight
Recently, Sabine Poux, of Vermont Public, interviewed Nate and Jane Palmer about the Addison County Gas Pipeline. They have been fighting the project that runs by their Monkton…
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Letter to the editor: Speak up in gas pipeline review
We deserve to know if the Addison County Natural Gas Pipeline is safe. Vermont’s Public Utility Commission (PUC) is reviewing the Certificate of Public Good that allows Vermont…
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Monkton eyes Vt. Gas action
Discussion at recent Monkton selectboard meetings has also centered around a petition to be filed by Vermont Gas Systems to amend its Certificate of Public Good for the…
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Voters affirm St. Stephen’s natural gas easement
Middlebury residents on Tuesday voted 416-185 to affirm a June 25 selectboard decision to give Vermont Gas Systems a free easement to funnel natural gas to St. Stephen’s…
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Middlebury to vote on gas easement
Middlebury residents next Tuesday, Oct. 1, will have a chance to either affirm or reject their town selectboard’s decision to grant Vermont Gas a free land easement to…
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Letter to the editor: Church needs easement OK
A special town vote will be held on Oct. 1 regarding the Vermont Gas easement to supply St. Stephen’s Church with natural gas. A “yes” vote means that…
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Letter to the editor: Arguments for Vt. Gas easement are all bad ones
Middlebury voters have the chance to decide whether to approve an easement agreement that gives Vermont Gas Systems (VGS) use of town land for $1, or reject the…
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Letter to the editor: Vermont Gas should pay for church easement
The Middlebury selectboard recently approved an easement across the Middlebury town green to be conveyed to Vermont Gas Systems so they can use it to build out additional…
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Letter to the editor: Support the selectboard’s decision and vote yes
A yes vote on the Vermont Gas easement decision would support the selectboard’s decision and provide options for St. Stephen’s church.
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Letter to the editor: Vote ‘no’ on easement gift
The Middlebury selectboard recently approved an easement across the Middlebury town green to be conveyed to Vermont Gas systems so they can use it to build out additional…
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Church gets gas easement, but vote possible
The Middlebury selectboard on Tuesday agreed to grant an easement through the town green to allow Vermont Gas Systems to install a natural gas service line that will…
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Letter to the editor: Vermont Gas should pay for Middlebury land use
Historically the only businesses granted free use of town rights-of-way have been utilities whose services have tended to greatly improved the quality of life for the entire community.
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Home improvement: Gas co. giving away electric heat pump
Vermonters who want to upgrade their home water heater have a chance to win a brand new, highly-efficient electric heat pump water heater installed at their residence thanks to a contest held…
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Middlebury vote on natural gas easement is moot
A petitioned vote on whether Vermont Gas should be granted an easement to install a pipe across town-owned land to deliver natural gas to 3 Mill St. has…
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Town vote sought on natural gas easement
A Middlebury man has filed a petition to force a community vote on whether to affirm — or overturn — a selectboard decision to grant Vermont Gas Systems…
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Letter to the editor: ‘Homegrown’ term misused
Despite the language of last week’s half-page ad, VGS’s “homegrown” natural gas program is neither sustainable nor renewable.