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NICK SNOW has covered oil and gas in Washington for more than 30 years. He worked in several capacities for The Oil Daily and was founding editor of Petroleum Finance Week before joining OGJ as its Washington correspondent in September 2005 and becoming its full-time Washington editor in October 2007.

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Open Forum: Valley North will impact more than our view

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By Nick Snow
| The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA) Verified
Delegates Wiley and Oates and Senator French, our regional delegation, oppose the Valley North Transmission Line project, stating, “The Shenandoah Valley is being asked to sacrifice productive farmland, scenic landscapes, private property rights, and future economic opportunities for infrastructure that provides little direct benefit to the communities it impacts.” This project proposes miles of 150-foot towers through Frederick and Clarke counties.
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Open Forum: Ticks, climate, and the chronic condition we keep ignoring

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By Nick Snow
| The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA) Verified
After walking my dog today, my wife and I picked six ticks off of me. Tick season has arrived in the Shenandoah Valley, and a recent Winchester Star published a Washington Post guide to the diseases these creatures carry — Lyme, alpha-gal syndrome, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and others. The advice is practical: check yourself, remove ticks promptly, know the symptoms. But buried in the article was a sentence that deserves far more attention.
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Open Forum: The answer Is blowing in the wind

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By Nick Snow
| The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA) Verified
Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize in 2016 — not for peace, but for literature. The committee cited his “new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition.” In “With God on Our Side,” Dylan catalogued every American war and dared to hope we might prevent the next one. In “Blowin’ in the Wind,” he asked, “how many times cannonballs must fly before they’re forever banned.” Donald Trump, despite his lobbying, likely won’t win a Nobel Prize.
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