Gutting the environmental protections of the delta. This is another water war in california we do not need. What we need is some wise legislation that actually can solve the problem. Gutting the endangered species act, overriding the biological opinions, taking away the clean water act and simply turning the pumps on is not a solution. It is in fact the death nell of the delta. Knell of the delta. Along with governor browns tunnels, it will end the delta. Lets go the wife science with realtime monitoring of what is happening in the depellta is how we determine whether to ramp up or reduce the pumping in the delta. That is not in the bill. Take a look at the opponents. Weve got the two delta interests, mr. Mcnerney and myself, weve got the san juan queen valleys. This is not the way to hannle it. Not in an appropriation. Not in a bill that guts the environmental protections and simply turns the pumps on. I yield back. The chair the gentleman has yielded. How much time do i have left . T
LITTLETON — The town is submitting another grant application for the engineering and planning of the second phase of Main Street reconstruction, from about the Littleton Diner down to Bridge
Northern Community Investment Corp. voted to dissolve itself last week. The president said the organization “is not currently financially sustainable.”
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BROWNINGTON The next time you visit the Old Stone House Museum in person or online, you may notice something has changed.
The museum recently launched a new brand, website, and logo to match the new direction on which it has embarked.
Molly Veysey, the Executive Director of the Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village, says work to revitalize the institution began with the hiring of new staff, and efforts are ongoing to enlist a growing group of accomplished advisors.
To better connect with the Northeast Kingdom community and beyond, work on the museum’s brand began in Fall 2020 in partnership with Flek Inc. of St. Johnsbury.