Monthly Archives: September 2015

Saint Albans Messenger – September 29, 2015 That’s right, unless we the residents of Swanton, St. Albans and Fairfield get more involved and make our voices heard, we’ll soon be stuck with seven four hundred ninety nine feet tall industrial … Continue reading →

Saint Albans Messenger; Monday, September 28, 2015 Once again we have those with a financial interest in industrial wind projects pontificating on all the supposed benefits of such an ecological and scenic blight on the rural landscape of the state. … Continue reading →

Rutland Herald September 27,2015 My husband Bruce and I have lived on Fairfield Pond in Fairfield for 16 years. We’ve run the Fairfield Pond Recreation Association for 14 of those years. Water quality issues have been at the forefront of … Continue reading →

Saint Albans Messenger; September 26/27, 2015 The proposed 7 industrial wind turbine project in Swanton Vt. is raising some old state government local government issues. Let me explain by reviewing the Dillon Rule and Home Rule and how they are … Continue reading →

Our community has taken a great interest in the proposed Swanton Industrial Wind Project. The best way to insure a good project is to ask good questions. We need to focus on the facts and what the real benefits and … Continue reading →

Most in attendance oppose project, Vt. permit process  By MATTHEW PREEDOM Messenger Correspondent SWANTON – There was standing room only at a joint meeting of the selectboards of Swanton, Fairfield, and St. Albans Town Tuesday evening as the three bodies … Continue reading →