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Voters in Dalton rejected an effort to abolish the town’s conservation commission and planning board this week, the latest chapter in a years-long debate over the landfill.
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The plaintiffs, who serve on the town’s planning board and conservation commission, argued the warrant articles meant to abolish their jobs misled voters.
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The Vermont-based waste management company says it plans to re-submit applications for the controversial project.
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A study from Casella Waste Systems estimates the proposed landfill would bring an additional 102 vehicle trips per day to the region during higher traffic months in the summer.
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The lawsuit alleged that the owners of the Bethlehem landfill violated the Clean Water Act and put pollutants into the Ammonoosuc River.
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The landfill plan has divided the town of Dalton. Some opponents are cautiously optimistic about the delay in the company’s permit application process.
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Two bodies found at separate Casella Waste Systems facilities in Maine and New Hampshire have caught the attention of investigators.
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The public comment period for a wetlands permit application necessary for the development of a controversial landfill near Dalton closes Monday, Sept. 13.
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As the trash company Casella waits for a permit to disturb wetlands in the North Country, New Hampshire regulators say Casella didn't do enough to prevent a leachate spill at its Bethlehem landfill in May.
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Opponents of a proposed new landfill in the North Country rallied Wednesday outside a state public hearing for one of the project's first required…