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Seabrook Station Decision Called ‘Good Sign’
By Stewart Lytle, Reporter
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REGIONAL – Natalie Hildt Treat
thinks it may be a good sign that the
Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
has postponed until possibly April
its decision on further testing of the
concrete at the Seabrook Station
Nuclear Power Plant.
The ASLB’s ruling, previously
expected in January or February,
will decide if the federal regulators
will require NextEra Energy, owners
of the Seabrook Station, to conduct
additional tests on the concrete
foundations at the plant on the New
Hampshire seacoast.
Treat, who heads the small, mostly
volunteer organization which
monitors the safety issues at Seabrook
Station, said it is certainly not a “bad
sign” that the judges are taking more
time to consider the issues and data
on the degradation of the concrete.
“I’m biased, but our expert gave
the judges a lot to think about,” she
said. In addition, the judges have
asked for more information about
the concrete, she said.
The expert, Dr. Victor Saouma,
one of the world’s leading authorities
on the degradation of concrete in
dams, “gave the judges a lot of data,”
she said.
“They (the judges) asked a lot of
questions. I did not see any of them
nod off,” Treat said.
The ASLB earlier agreed to extend
NextEra’s license to operate the
plant, commissioned in 1990, for
another 20 years, until 2050. But it
is reviewing the data C-10 presented
on the concrete that is affected by
alkali-silica reaction (ASR).
C-10 said, “Our goal is to ensure
that the NRC holds plant owner
NextEra Energy Seabrook to the
highest standards of safety. We
believe the public deserves to feel
secure that the concrete will not fail
in the event of a seismic event.”
According to NextEra, “Seabrook
is located in one of the lowest hazard
zones for earthquakes according to
the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).”
The company also says the plant is
designed to withstand flooding and
snow storms.
ASR, an extraordinarily complex
problem, is a chemical reaction
Continued on page 3
FREE
Spring Will Be Fun at Belleville Church
By Stewart Lytle, Reporter
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REGIONAL
– After the
B e l l e v i l l e
Roots Music
Series sold
out its last fall
concert, Ken
Irwin promised
that the group
might take
more risks in
booking artists
in 2020. He is
keeping that
promise for the
traditional Irish
music concert
in March, by
bringing to the North Shore a band that
in his words “few have heard of, but many
will love after they hear them.”
On March 7, a Belfast-based band,
Réalta, will get your winter-weary
bones jumping and feet stomping
with what Irish Music Magazine says
is “a full-bodied pipe and whistle
extravaganza!”
Belleville Roots describes Réalta
as making “full use of the intricate
melodies and driving rhythms that
makes Irish music so loved throughout
the world.”
Performing on dueling uilleann
build a “community through music.”
It brings musical performers to the
area and raises money for needed
repairs to the venue, the 151-year-old
Belleville Congregational Church. Its
tag line is “Award winning artists in a
unique, historic venue.”
Irwin, who founded Rounder
Records and is an original organizer
of the music series, promised that
the Roots committee would not “go
crazy” after selling out the concert
with the SteelDrivers, a Grammywinning,
bluegrass band.
While the committee will seek
pipes, whistles, bodhrán, guitar, to bring in better known, more
bouzouki, doublebass and vocals, this
award-winning, the band will take the
audience on a journey of music and
song through the full range of the Irish
tradition.
Herald Scotland wrote: “Réalta carry
on the Bothy Band tradition of taking
tunes by the scruff of the neck and
firing excitement through them like
hot flames!”
Launched in 2011, the Belleville
Roots music series was established to
expensive performers, Irwin said, it
will continue to bring to Newburyport
some old favorites and stay close to
its own musical roots, which the
group described as “a breadth of
internationally-acclaimed music --
from a cappella to zydeco with genres
in between including blues, bluegrass,
Cajun, Celtic, country folk, gospel,
Irish, jazz and world music.”
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The conservation project is the culmination of a year-long effort that began
with Chris Grant of Grant Family Farm writing the sellers to inquire about buying
their farm. A Town Meeting vote in West Newbury last spring that approved
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donors who aided in Greenbelt’s fundraising effort to raise an additional 2020 New Year’s Weekend Auction - Two Day Americana Event - January
$203,500, enabled the Town and Greenbelt to acquire a private Agricultural 3 & 4 at 11 am - 76 Main St. – Amesbury, MA - American Formal and Country
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Spring Will Be Fun at Belleville Church
Continued from page 1
performers will come back to
the Belleville. On April 18,
Thornetta Davis, Detroit’s
Queen of the Blues, will
return, followed on May 9 by
folk favorite Cheryl Wheeler.
Davis, who was crowned
“Detroit’s Queen of the
Blues” in 2015, is a multitalented
international singer
and songwriter. She has been
wowing audiences worldwide
with a voice that is “strong,
commanding, melodic and
smooth.”
“She tells her stories with
incredible delivery and leaves
her audiences wanting more,”
the
Roots’ announcement said.
Davis has won more than
30 Detroit Music Awards and
swept the event in 2017 and
2018.
Wheeler is a gifted
songwriter with a beautiful
voice, but she is also a natural
story teller with a “fantastic
sense of humor,” the Roots
announcement said. To hear
her in person is “a wonderful
experience.”
Irwin said what the Roots
committee, which includes
Joe Carper, Diane and Bob
Crofts, Fred Habib, Donna
Wilson Irwin, Lisë Reid,
Marcia Samuelson and church
minister Ross Varney, has been
“trying to do all along – and
doing it pretty successfully – is
to bring in quality music.”
The non-profit, all-volunteer
organization uses the concerts
to raise money to preserve
the church on High Street,
which was built in 1867. To
date it has contributed more
than $50,000 to preservation
projects.
“After 150 years as a premier
gathering space, time has taken
its toll on this historic building
and the William Stevens organ.
The ceiling needs restoration
and the organ needs crucial
repairs which will cost more
than $200,000,” the church
wrote soliciting donations.
Tickets are $30 in advance,
$35 on the day of the concert.
Youth tickets for those 18 years
old and younger are $10.
For more information
or to donate, visit www.
bellevillechurch.org/roots or
call 978-503-ROOTS (7668)
and email at: bellevilleroots@
gmail.com. Tickets can be
purchased in person at Dyno
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Health & Wellness
BY J. PETER ST. CLAIR, DMD
Thanks again to the The
Town Common for another
great year. At the end of
each of the past 14 years,
I have used this space to
publish these 21 Suggestions
for Success authored by H.
Jackson Brown, Jr. It is the
perfect time to reflect on the
year past and prepare for any
changes we need to make for
the year to come.
How was 2019 for you?
While reflecting on the past
year is important, thinking
forward to the year to come
is even more important. The
past is in the past.
Cut this out and put it
on the refrigerator. Read
this list often and take these
suggestions to heart. They
will be sure to make your
2020 great!
1. Marry the right
Brighter Smiles...
21 SUGGESTIONS FOR SUCCESS
person. This one decision
will determine 90% of your
happiness or misery.
2. Work at something
you enjoy and that’s worthy
of your time and talent.
3. Give people more
than they expect and do it
cheerfully.
4. Become the most
positive and enthusiastic
person you know.
5. Be forgiving of
yourself and others.
6. Be generous.
7. Have a grateful heart.
8. Persistence,
persistence, persistence.
9. Discipline yourself to
save money on even the most
modest salary.
10. Treat everyone you
meet like you want to be
treated.
11. Commit yourself to
constant improvement.
12. Commit yourself to
quality.
13. Understand that
happiness is not based on
possessions, power or prestige,
but on relationships with
people you love and respect.
14. Be loyal.
15. Be honest.
16. Be a self-starter.
17. Be decisive even if it
means you’ll sometimes be
wrong.
18. Stop blaming others
if it means you’ll sometimes
be wrong.
19. Be loyal and
courageous. When you look
back on your life, you’ll regret
the things you didn’t do more
than the ones you did.
20. Take good care of
those you love.
21. Don’t do anything
that wouldn’t make your
Mom proud.
Best wishes for a successful
2020. Happy New Year!
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a private dental practice in
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376-4214
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