NJ Judge Signs Settlement Between Holtec and Lacey Township Over Oyster Creek

By ExchangeMonitor

A New Jersey district court judge signed a settlement last week ending a legal feud between Holtec International and Lacey Township, N.J., over fuel from the Oyster Creek Generating Station, according to court papers. Judge Michael A. Shipp signed the order Feb.…

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