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Manufacturers' annual meeting focuses on energy

Montpelier : VT : USA | about 1 month ago

Vt.— Energy and the future of the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant will top the agenda when the state's leading manufacturers' group holds its annual meeting in Montpelier. Associated Industries of Vermont members will take in a series of talks and panel discussions on the state's energy future.

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Manufacturers' annual meeting focuses on energy

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