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Norwich Township residents speak with Swift Current Energy representative Joey Shannon, left, after Tuesday evening’s meeting, regarding Swift’s proposed Black Cherry Wind project. Era photo by Sara Furlong

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June 5, 2025

Residents make feelings clear on windmill project

By SARA FURLONG

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