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Galloway appears on Vermont Public Television’s “Vermont This Week”

by Anne Galloway | February 13, 2010

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Vermont Public Television’s “Vermont This Week,” Feb. 12, 2010
Stewart Ledbetter host of “Vermont This Week,” Mark Johnson of WDEV, Kate Duffy of WCAX, Susan Smallheer of the Rutland Herald and Anne Galloway, of Vtdigger.org, discuss the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s tepid response to lawmakers’ concerns about the tritium leak at Vermont Yankee; the $5.5 million shortfall in state revenues for the month of January and Duffy’s recent reporting trip to Haiti.

Posted in VTDigger.org | Tagged "Vermont This Week", Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rutland Herald, Vermont Public Television, Vermont Yankee, WCAX, WDEV, WPTZ

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