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Lyndon Electric Inches Towards Smart Meter Deployment

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By Paul Hayes Verified
| The Caledonian-Record Verified
LYNDON — Lyndon Electric Department is preparing to test its new smart-meter system before beginning a full rollout in September, General Manager Jason Lefebvre told commissioners Aug. 24. The department’s $1.5 million advanced metering infrastructure, or AMI, project will replace more than 6,100 meters and automate meter reading across Lyndon Electric’s roughly 250-square-mile service territory.
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Lyndon Advances Multiple Fronts In Bid For Step 3 Center Designation

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By Paul Hayes Verified
| The Caledonian-Record Verified
LYNDON — Lyndon is moving through the final stages of a yearslong effort to secure Vermont’s Step 3 Center designation, with town officials working simultaneously on zoning changes, long-term capital planning and the organization needed to lead downtown revitalization. The designation is part of Vermont’s updated downtown and village program, created under the state’s 2024 land-use law, Act 181.
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Select Board Member, Treasurer Spar Over Issues Involving Fired Road Foreman

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By Paul Hayes Verified
| The Caledonian-Record Verified
WATERFORD — A dispute over a town-issued cell phone and iPad escalated into a heated exchange Monday between Select Board member Shawn Hallisey and Town Treasurer Heather Gonyaw over the treasurer’s role, board communications and criticism of town employees. The exchange began as the Select Board considered whether to reimburse former Road Foreman Jim Hayes $1,312.53 that Hallisey said Hayes paid toward a Verizon account for a phone and iPad used for town business. kAmw2==:D6J 2C8F65 E96 E@H?
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