by Advocate staff | Apr 2, 2014 | News
Nuke Workers Didn’t Wait for Bomb Squad By Stephanie Kraft In November, workers at the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant came across an unidentified object in the shipping and receiving area called the South Forty: a short length of pipe capped at both ends....
by Mark Roessler | Apr 9, 2014 | News
When documentary filmmaker Larry Hott asked me if he might borrow some of my Frederick Law Olmsted books, I was both honored and a bit protective. I’ve known and enjoyed the many documentaries Hott and his partner Diane Garey—also his co-producer, editor...
by Maureen Turner | Apr 9, 2014 | News
In February, the Federal Communications Commission put into effect new regulations limiting how much prisoners can be charged for phone calls. Under the new rules, interstate phone calls by prisoners are capped at 21 cents for debit calls and 25 cents per minute for...
by Advocate staff | Apr 9, 2014 | News
What’s a “GMO,” Anyway? It’s one of the greatest difficulties for consumers these days: basic elements in our lives, from cars to computers to food, require more and more technical, highly specialized knowledge to understand. As controversy...
by Advocate staff | Apr 9, 2014 | News
Fisher Fights to Get on GOP Gubernatorial Ballot By Maureen Turner While a field of five Democrats continues to battle to become their party’s gubernatorial nominee this fall, Charlie Baker has enjoyed the certainty of being the sole name on the Republican...