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Members of the Emery County Drug Task Force arrested three people on July 12 in the culmination of a month-long investigation of possible drug-related activity at a Ferron residence.
The investigation indicated that there was a good possibility that marijuana cultivation was taking place at the house in Ferron. The task force presented information for a search warrant to the judge, who signed the search warrant.
The task force executed the search warrant at 7 p.m. that evening. Those involved in the operation were: Sergeant Tom Harrison, Detective Greg Funk, Deputy Brook Smith, Deputy Jeremiah Johnson, Sergeant Norm Vuksinick, Deputy Blake Gardner and his drug dog and Detective Jeff Thomas.
During the course of the search a quarter pound of marijuana was found and paraphernalia that would constitute the intent to sell that marijuana. Numerous live plants and an elaborate marijuana growing system consisting of grow lights, fans and other equipment used in cultivation of marijuana.
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USA TODAY Sports' Jorge L. Ortiz breaks down the Tigers-Yankees American League Championship Series, which begins Saturday in the Bronx.
The Case for the Tigers: The Detroit starters were brilliant down the stretch, registering a 2.52 ERA over the last 41 games of the regular season, then stretched that hot run into the playoffs. Justin Verlander overwhelmed the Oakland A's in two starts in the Division Series, where the Tigers staff allowed just 10 earned runs in 43 2/3 innings (2.06 ERA). Detroit's lineup is not as productive as in previous seasons, but it's deep. The Tigers outlasted the A's while getting a total of three RBI from Prince Fielder and Miguel Cabrera, the latter driving in his lone run on a hit-by-pitch.
The Case for the Yankees: New York has the game's most explosive offense, and it's tailor-made for its ballpark, where the Yankees could play four games in the series. The pressure of the moment never seems to get the better of the Yankees, a veteran club that led the majors with 46 come-from-behind wins in the regular season, then added two against the Baltimore Orioles in the Division Series. The Yankees' rotation, questioned for most of the season, pitched to a 2.35 ERA against the Orioles.
The Swing Game: The likely Game 2 matchup of Hiroki Kuroda against Anibal Sanchez could be pivotal, especially with Verlander waiting to take the mound in Detroit on Tuesday and certainly for a possible Game 7. Kuroda has been New York's most consistent pitcher and fared well in two starts against Detroit, allowing five earned runs in 13 1/3 innings (3.38 ERA). Sanchez had a 2.15 ERA in his last eight starts and pitched well in losing Game 3 to the A's.
Player to watch: Alex Rodriguez. Who else? Rodriguez went 2-for-16 with nine strikeouts in the ALDS and left six runners in scoring position. After getting pinch-hit for twice in the ALDS and benched for the finale, A-Rod will be watched closely in the ALCS. That may only increase the pressure he seems to put on himself in the playoffs. Rodriguez finally had a postseason breakout with six homers and 18 RBI in 2009, but since then he's 11-for-66 (.167) with no homers and six RBI in 18 games.
The Bullpen Matchup: Both bullpens are well rested, but while the Yankees relievers were nearly untouchable in the ALDS – allowing one run in 11 1/3 innings – the Tigers' have been shaky. Setup man Joaquin Benoit and closer Jose Valverde have been the source of increasing consternation in Detroit, and the latter did not appease it when he was hammered by the A's in blowing the Game 4 save. The Yankees' Rafael Soriano has been steady all year and threw 3 1/3 scoreless innings in the ALDS.
The Verdict: Tigers in six. With aces Verlander and CC Sabathia having pitched the clinchers, the rest of the starters will come into play early in the series. That's where Detroit's advantage could be a big factor, and the extra day of rest from having finished on Thursday may help too. "Everybody kept talking about saving Verlander,'' Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski said. "We've got (Doug) Fister and Sanchez going the first two games, and those guys are really good.'' In addition, A-Rod is not the only Yankees regular struggling. Robinson Cano went 2-for-22 in the Division Series, and Nick Swisher, Curtis Granderson and Russell Martin batted below .200 in the ALDS as well.


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N.Y. beach is No. 1: That a problem for you?
For about a year, I've been saying the fix was in for Dr. Beach's "best beach" contest for 2013. Usually the runner-up from the previous year moves into the top position. And with the gorgeous Duke Kahanamoku Beach coming in second in 2012, it seemed a lock that the sand strand in front of the Hilton Hawaiian Village would be No. 1 in 2013.
Dr. Beach says he makes his picks based on more than 50 environmental and oceanographic criteria. But in all the years I've covered the contest, the greatest predictor of success was being the beach version of a bridesmaid the year before. So it was with Coronado Beach, the No. 2 in 2011 that moved into the top slot in 2012.
So it was with some certainty, at times perhaps a bit too smugly, I said the folks at Duke K. beach could begin cranking up the PR machine early.
Then the poll came out over Memorial Day weekend. Oops.
Duke Kahanamoku Beach was No. 2 – again. And the No. 3 beach – Main Beach in the Hamptons in New York – leapfrogged into the top spot.
In a rare move, Dr. Stephen Leatherman, the Florida oceanographer who goes by the nickname "Dr. Beach," had skipped over the front-runner in Hawaii to pick a beach on Long Island, an area ravaged by superstorm Sandy.
"The thing about the Hamptons is that people are so proud of their beaches out there," Leatherman told The Associated Press in an interview ahead of the release of his list. "People pick up their litter there, the bathrooms are clean; they provide good services."
Leatherman said he last visited Main Beach in early May. He said that unlike many beaches farther west on Long Island and in New Jersey, the beaches on eastern Long Island saw less erosion and flooding from the effects of Superstorm Sandy.
"Considering the magnitude of the storm, people will be very pleased to see that Main Beach is the way they remember it," he said.
I used to live in New York City and eastern Pennsylvania, so I've been to the Hamptons a few times, though not to Main Beach. The picture sent by the public relations folks looks like a Hallmark card. Cute, little, wooden fence running down to a beach with tufts of grass on margins.
People from California and other areas in the western coastal U.S. don't realize how lucky we have it when it comes to beach access. The new "best beach" is essentially private. Local residents can get on it for free. Anybody who doesn't live there has to pay $25 per day for parking – and only 40 nonlocal cars can be issued a permit.
There's talk in the Hamptons of making the restrictions even tighter. Residents there are less than thrilled with the attention their beaches are getting in the run-up to summer. The Sunday after Dr. Beach's announcement, The New York Times ran a front-page story that residents of the Hamptons are worried about an influx of people from New York City and New Jersey coming to their beaches because those closer to the cities were so heavily damaged by Sandy.
"As Boozy Invaders Hit Beach, Hamptons Sound a Snooki Alert" is how the headline put the pending crisis.
As always, I'll raise a red flag. Main Beach isn't the best beach in the country. It's not likely in the Top 20, even according to Leatherman.
This is the 23rd year for the survey. Leatherman uses criteria such as water and sand quality, as well as safety and environmental management, to compile his annual list. While the contest is heavily covered by news media as a kind of summer tourism beauty contest, Leatherman says its main function is to call attention to the impact of development and pollution on beaches.
The idea wouldn't work if the same beach won year after year. So win once, you are off the list. That means nearly two dozen beaches can't win.
Coronado Beach was the only California beach that made the top spot. In an interview in the Register several years ago, Leatherman said beaches in places like Santa Barbara, Ventura, Malibu, Orange County and San Diego County usually don't make the list because the water is too cold and pollution too high. It took more than 20 years for the home of the Beach Boys to get a beach on the list. Leatherman's criteria have resulted in the crown going to a lot of beaches in Hawaii and his local turf, Florida.
The other nine on Leatherman's 2013 list after Main Beach are: Duke Kahanamoku Beach, Waikiki, Hawaii; St. George Island State Park, Fla.; Hamoa Beach, Maui, Hawaii; Waimanalo Bay State Park, Oahu, Hawaii; Barefoot Beach Preserve County Park, Bonita Springs, Fla.; Cape Florida State Park, Key Biscayne, Fla.; Cape Hatteras, Outer Banks, N.C.; Coast Guard Beach, Cape Cod, Mass.; and Beachwalker Park, Kiawah Island, S.C.
It's his contest, so we'll give Dr. Beach the benefit of the doubt this year. But then it's Duke Kahanamoku Beach's turn. And we'd love it if the following year Hamoa Beach, on Maui near Hana, jumped past St. George Island State Park in Florida. That's the kind of surprise result I can get behind.
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The Department of Philosophy will host it's annual disputed question, "Should Authority Come from the Majority?," at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21, in Boileau Hall.
Join them for a discussion on the origins of authority and what makes a leader. The panel will have eight student participants, along with a faculty response by Ellen Carnaghan, Ph.D., professor and chair of the Department of Political Science.
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Ronald McDonald House donates to St. Mary's Guest House project
Above, Derek Kung, president of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Richmond, (far right) presents a check for $175,000 to build a pediatric wing at the St. Mary's Guest House. Pictured left to right are: Dr. Billy Lennarz, VP of medical affairs, Bon Secours Children's Services; Toni Ardabell, CEO of St. Mary's Hospital; Ilona Scanlon and Kathryn Knierim, both child life specialists at St. Mary's. Ronald McDonald House Charities of Richmond also gave $75,000 to establish three family rooms in the hospital.
"We are profoundly grateful to Ronald McDonald House Charities for these generous gifts," said Toni R. Ardabell, CEO of Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital. "It is invaluable not only to have financial support from Ronald McDonald House Charities, but also their expertise in providing a home away from home for patient families."
The house will offer families a quiet place to relax and recharge with 14 guest rooms, two family suites and common areas. The Bon Secours Richmond Health Care Foundation has raised $2.3 million toward their $3 million goal for construction of the guest house, which is set to open its doors in late fall 2013. For details, visit http://www.bsvaf.org/guesthouse.
"RMHC is honored to be a part of the heroic efforts of Bon Secours' pediatric health care providers," said Derek W.H. Kung, president of the board of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Richmond, VA, Inc. "We are proud to be teaming up with an organization and be part of a Richmond community that feels so passionately about the health and well-being of sick children and their families."
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OXFORD – Former Ole Miss pitcher Bobby Wahl said leaving the school was one of the toughest decisions he's ever faced, but he knew it was time.
Timing was something that bothered him, though, as news broke almost two weeks ago that he was signing with the Oakland Athletics organization.
It was a Thursday afternoon that Jim Callis of Baseball America reported on Twitter that Wahl had signed.
Such action, though imminent, had not yet occurred.
"I hadn't signed my name anywhere at the time, and I didn't want people thinking I didn't tell anybody before I did, especially coach (Mike Bianco). He was one of the first people I wanted to know. I didn't want him to see that and think that I never told him," he said. "It was confusing, but we worked something out, and the next day it was done."
Wahl is in Phoenix working out for the A's and awaiting his assignment. He's pitched three bullpen sessions but hasn't appeared in a game yet.
He says he's been given some indication as to why he slid a few rounds down the draft ladder but chooses not to discuss the topic. A right-hander with a strong slider, Wahl went 10-0 this season and kept his earned run average below 2.00 throughout the regular season.
He was a projected as a first round pick but was still on the board in the fifth when the A's nabbed him with the 161st pick.
Wahl's signing bonus may have been Oakland's way of acknowledging his value.
The 161st pick was slotted for $286,200. Wahl received $500,000 which is more in line with third-round money.
That draft experience created a sense of hope among many fans that Wahl would return for his senior year.
"I thought about coming back all the time. Ole Miss is my home, and I love it. That's probably the hardest decision I've ever had to make. It took a lot out of me," Wahl said. "This has been one of my dreams, and I kind of had to start that dream. I'm at a point in my career where I'm a mature pitcher. I understand what it takes to get outs at a high level."
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The A's were surprised to see Wahl available in the fifth round, he said.
"There were a couple of things said to me. There were a couple of things that a lot of the organizations I guess saw and didn't like," Wahl said. "I have to trust in God and know that he has a plan for me."
Wahl is trying to remain loose while awaiting the next leg of his journey.
"Everything worked out for the best," he said. "At the end of the day, I'm getting paid to play baseball. It's been my dream. There's not too much I can complain about."


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Making a push to win now, and dealing with substantial prospect depth, the Minnesota Wild went out and acquired a proven veteran scorer from the Buffalo Sabres.
Numbers Game looks at the Wild adding Jason Pominville.
The Wild Get: RW Jason Pominville and a fourth-round pick in 2014.
Pominville, 30, is a versatile and consistent performer who has scored at least 20 goals and 50 points in each of the past six seasons, topping 60 points in five of those seasons.
This year, Pominville has 10 goals and 25 points, with a plus-1 rating while playing a career-high 20:54 per game in 37 games. While the Sabres have struggled as a team, it has been difficult for anyone (perhaps aside from Thomas Vanek) to produce consistently. After opening the season with 14 points in the first 10 games, Pominville has managed 11 points in 27 games since.
Going to Minnesota, Pominville could have an opportunity to move into a first-line spot alongside Mikko Koivu and Zach Parise. It's not as if rookie winger Charlie Coyle hasn't been strong in that spot, but the 21-year-old doesn't have Pominville's track record for point production and Coyle can still use his size and strength even if he's bumped down the depth chart. That is, if that is how the Wild choose to deploy Pominville, who can also play the point on the power play and kill penalties.
With one year remaining on his deal, at a cap hit of $5.3-million, Pominville is fairly priced for his role as a first-line forward, as long as he can produce like a first-line forward. (The Wild are already paying first-line forward money to Dany Heatley, who is not producing like a first-line forward.)
The Wild paid a significant price, in terms of assets, to get Pominville, but it shows a commitment to winning now and is the kind of deal made possible by the Wild's deep crop of prospects. The emergence of goaltender Darcy Kuemper, for example, helped make Hackett expendable, and Minnesota has young forwards like Mikael Granlund and Jason Zucker who are still clamouring for regular roles in the NHL.
The Sabres Get: RW Johan Larsson, G Matt Hackett, a first-round pick in 2013 and second-round pick in 2014.
Larsson is a highly-regarded prospect that the Wild selected in the second round of the 2010 draft. The 20-year-old winger is in his first North American pro season and has 15 goals and 37 points, with an even rating, in 62 AHL games.
He'll have a chance to play in a top-six role for the Sabres and maybe not too far in the future, given the current state of the Sabres' roster.
23-year-old Matt Hackett has been a quality goaltending prospect and is in his third pro season. He's posted a .913 save percentage in 132 AHL games and a .914 save percentage in 13 NHL games with the Wild.
That doesn't mean that he's a sure thing as an NHL goaltender, but he's a very strong insurance policy for the Sabres, who could still consider dealing incumbent starter Ryan Miller in the offseason. Hackett will be a restricted free agent this summer.
Getting a first-round pick from Minnesota, in what is considered a strong draft, is a valuable chip too. If the draft picks yield a future NHLer and even one of Larsson or Hackett becomes an NHL regular, then that's more than a fair return for the Sabres.
It's a tough pill to swallow, dealing away their captain and getting the uncertainty of prospects and picks in return, but if the Sabres are going to rebuild, then moving a 30-year-old veteran for a pair of prospects in their early 20s, plus a couple good draft picks, is a strong package to get in return.
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: I am remodeling our bathroom and I've run into a snag. We currently have a pedestal sink that is about 19-20" wide. It is centered right in front of the current drain line (which is PVC). Right behind the pedestal sink is a P trap and a small extension piece that connects to the drain line sticking out of the wall. The drain line sticking out of the wall is a white PVC stub.
: We bought a new vanity that is 30" wide and a 31" x 19" sink top for it, along with a new one handle faucet.
: Here is the problem. As of right now, the pedestal sink is very close to the toilet (which is just to the left of it. From the center of the toilet to the left edge of the pedestal sink, it is about 15-16" inches, which is the minimum required.
: Could this be done by installing an extension elbow onto the P trap, and installing a 45" small elbow on the drain line coming out of the wall, and then turning both until they are aligned and fit together? Maybe I'd have to turn the P trap a bit also...
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it is dog shape, so let's call it doggy style chidori.
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|# 6
|Squad Minn. (115SP)
|4.6 in.
|5/9 oz
|3 ft.
|# 4
|# 6
|Squad Minn. (128SP)
|5.1 in.
|3/4 oz
|3 ft.
|# 4
|# 4
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Comments: The squad minnow is the best jerkbait on the market. I haven't had a problem with eyes or hooks like others have said and I use these all winter long. I do have a problem with them floating and/or sinking but they still seem to catch fish after fish. Ill pay the extra money for these because they produce bass.
From: Mike: Jersey 2/16/17
Comments: There were certain colors that definately worked better. I caught a few fish on the Squad but what really disappointed me was the fact that the hook broke and 1/2 of squadminnows are missing eyes.. I don't get that you pay 16.00 for a Jackall jerkbait and over the course of a few months I am loosing the eyes????? What gives. I got some of their cranks also and the eyes came off those as well. Simply not happy.
From: D: Chicago
Comments: Great jerkbait. To bad TW doesn't have them in stock. Oh well plenty of them on ebay.
Comments: great lure. Easy to work, has castability and great colors. 128 sexy char is my go to lure. Jerk, jerk, pause and hold on tight!
From: _FeBreeZe_: Fresno, CA
Comments: im a believer
From: Clovis
Comments: Go to lure!
From: Myke: Fresno
Comments: 115 is great but the 128 is better because of the castibility, if only they had the sg threadfin in 128 size would be great. This lure has a different dart action and has a high pitch rattle and low pitch rattle mixed together. I would buy this lure again.
From: Germ: Fresno, CA
Comments: i have smacked the smallies today on the jackle SMASH minnow when using the squad minnow we was using the same colors and the smash minnow just killed them
From: Peter:
Comments: I have used all three sizes of the Squad Minnow and have caught a lot of fish on all 3 of them. I have never had any problems with durability with these or any other Jackall bait. The 95 is one of the best smallmouth jerkbaits I have ever thrown. The first time I threw the 128 I caught a largemouth over 6 pounds. These are well made baits that flat out catch fish!!!
From: Dave: LSL, MO
Comments:I give this bait an A+ in performance, but I would have to grade it a F for durability. After I caught 6 bass, none over 3 lbs., the eye of the bait broke and I lost my bait. When I reeled in the slack line I examined the knot and discovered that it was in tact with the eye that you tie to. I never hit any hard surfaces with this lure, just fishing wide open water breaks at 5-8 feet. My conclusion was that after very little use with this lure, I will not purchase more, if this lure was constructed stronger it would be a "top of the line" product. Great action, cast awesome, catches fish, but not reliable in its durability.
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By JASON BRANSON, TRINA BRANSONOrangeville
Dear Editor,
On Oct. 7, we attended Orangeville City Planning and Zoning meeting. The regular monthly meeting we intended to attend had been changed to a training meeting. Our experience the past few months has left several feeling very frustrated about our ability to voice concerns at planning and zoning and city council meetings. It appears that our efforts to be involved in our city government have prompted the commission to require citizens to fill out an application to be on their agenda. This application will need to be handed in one week before the planning and zoning meetings. Citizens will also be required to review applicable policies or ordinances prior to handing in the application. We appreciate the fact that the commission will be advocates in helping citizens obtain copies of the ordinances by making this requirement. One of our concerns with recent situations is citizens trying to get a copy of the code or ordinance even after they have been accused of a violation. One citizen, (mentioned in the previous letter to the editor) who had been taken off the agenda was encouraged by other citizens to continue to attend meetings and voice his concerns. This same citizen requested information on ordinances at a recent planning and zoning meeting. Others pleaded with the zoning administrator to just give him a copy or show us where the policy was. This plea was to no avail. This citizen had been requesting information or copies for almost two months.
It was determined in this meeting that citizens would be required to take to the zoning administrator and if they were told "no", they would be referred by him to the board of adjustments. The same citizen mentioned above, persisted in coming to planning and zoning even though attempts to get on the agenda had failed, because he was allowed to speak briefly. There were members who were advocating that he did not have the right to speak while others insisted that he should be heard because he had tried to get on the agenda. This citizen and others are grateful to these members of the commission for listening to him and would like to see this kind of sensitivity given to all of the citizens with concerns. Because this citizen was allowed to take at this meeting and voiced his concern to the city council, members on the council and the commission looked further into this situation. It has recently been determined that the findings of the zoning administrator were inaccurate. This point is being made, not to point fingers at anyone, but to point out that citizens need to be allowed to voice concerns to the planning and zoning commission regardless of the decision of the administrator. City policies and ordinances can be interpreted in many different ways by any one individual. We feel that the purpose of the commission is to look at these interpretations and work through the codes and ordinances with citizens. We want to be included in the discussions and we want all members of the planning and zoning commission to hear individual needs and concerns. We appreciate having new members on these committees who have demonstrated a willingness to listen and work with citizens.
We would like the option of filling out the application, talking with our zoning administrator and speaking with the planning and zoning commission before we are referred to the board of adjustments. In many cases there should be no need to go to the board of adjustments. We would hope that any issue that could be referred to the board of adjustments would be referred by the commission with input from the administrator. We believe some of these situations may even command a vote. This sequence enables citizens to advocate for themselves and others. Citizens may even feel that their city government is advocating for them.
In Orangeville, only the zoning administrator gives the OK or denial to a request. He also enforces policies. If a citizen is sent tot he board of adjustments, they are put in a situation where they must request a change in his decision. This process does not reflect input from the planning and zoning commission, and very little input from the citizen. The communication process is crippled. In a previous appeal, the citizens were told that, "It is illegal for the board of adjustments to overturn the decision of the zoning administrator." We would ask the planning and zoning commission to review their responsibilities as volunteers on this board. The commission needs to have input in making decisions, as well as citizens. The zoning administrator should enforce those decisions made by the commission. The commission should make the referral to the board of adjustments based on the decision of the commission.
In a recent situation involving a citizen and carport, (mentioned in the previous letter to the editor) the citizen and the planning and zoning commission were given wrong information. This prompted citizens who had no other place to turn to go to the inspector. This led to some kind of city meeting the building inspector attended. We are not sure if this was a public meeting but several city officials and volunteers attended. In similar situations, if citizens are not allowed to go to the planning and zoning commission to voice concerns, receive input, ask questions or get other feedback, they will have no choice but to look elsewhere for answers. As citizens who have been in this kind of situation, this can be very discouraging. It is our hope that our city officials and volunteers will make every effort to allow us opportunities to come to them, rather than giving us more restrictions.
We have experienced first hand the results of a lack of communication and hope we can prevent others from the same thing. We need to open the doors, not take steps to close them.
As citizens, we feel there are many problems due to a lack of communication. If we are skirted around the zoning committee and the board of adjustments deem they cannot legally overturn decisions, there is no point to the process.
There is an old adage, "You can't fight city Hall." We have been very active in encouraging citizens to work with city hall and attend meetings. We don't want to feel like we, "Can't speak to city hall."
Citizens involved in the recent letter to the editor stated, "almost 400 signatures" on the petition mentioned. At planning and zoning this number was in question due to the petitioner's lack of knowledge that the petition would require certification at the courthouse to determine registered voters. Citizens are expressing concern about owning property and paying city taxes while not being given the right to stay on the petition. The number of signatures is still in question but it is hoped the point is still taken in the previous letter.


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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders gathered with energy and environmental leader Monday to discuss so-called "Smart Grid" technology. The state received 69-million-dollars in federal stimulus funds to modernize its electric transmission system.
One of the main facets of smart grid technology is the use of newer electric meters by consumers. They allow both the rate-payer and the utility to instantly measure how much energy is being used. This gives the electricity provider information on power demand and consumers a tool to help find ways to conserve electricity. David Hallquist is the C-E-O of the Vermont Electric Cooperative, the third largest utility in the state. He says the technology also detects power outages quicker than before. Hallquist says this allows electricity to be restored sooner, in situations like during Hurricane Irene last year.
"We would wait for calls to come in and then you would have to pin these pins on a map and figure out where your outages were and send the crews to them. Being able to talk to meters in both directions, you can quickly see where the problems are. So with a storm like Irene, we're able to restore power twice as fast. And it really is because we mobilize our crews to where the problem areas are much quicker."
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