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Hardy County to Hold Public Meeting on Valley North Transmission Project

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Hardy County officials will hold a public meeting Tuesday evening on the proposed Valley North transmission project and its potential impacts on

the county. The project calls for approximately 260 miles of new high-voltage transmission lines stretching from Putnam County, West Virginia, to

Frederick County, Maryland, including a new substation in Hardy County. Tuesday’s meeting begins at 6 p.m. at the Hardy County Health

Department in Moorefield. County officials say the meeting is for information and public comment only, with no vote or action planned.

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