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Millstone doesn't want its nuclear waste, but somebody might - Vimarsana News

Millstone doesn't want its nuclear waste, but somebody might

Waterford ― If it was up to the operators of the Dominion Millstone Power Station, its spent nuclear fuel would not be stored on site. Vice President Michael O’Connor said this past week that the plan...

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Waterford First Selectman to announce re-election plans next week - Vimarsana News

Waterford First Selectman to announce re-election plans next week

Waterford ― First Selectman Rob Brule said he plans to announce his re-election plans during a gathering next week. The gathering will be at Filomena’s of 262 Boston Post Rd. on May 18 from 5 to 7 p....

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Waterford RTM approves $102 million budget - Vimarsana News

Waterford RTM approves $102 million budget

Waterford ― The Representative Town Meeting approved a $102 million budget at its fourth and final budget hearing Wednesday night. Representatives reduced the budget by an additional $536,472 from the...

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'Peace' and more: Artwork and friendship at a New London convenience store - Vimarsana News

'Peace' and more: Artwork and friendship at a New London convenience store

Artist Sajid “Jay” Jajja has an admittedly peculiar approach to painting. A familiar and popular presence as the assistant manager at Sam’s Convenience Store on Ocean Avenue in New London, he’ll often...

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Mago Point: a Waterford 'hidden gem' - Vimarsana News

Mago Point: a Waterford 'hidden gem'

Waterford ― Bob Wadsworth has pretty much seen it all down at Mago Point. His grandparents essentially built up the waterfront property in the 1940s with a restaurant and eventually Mago Point Marina ...

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