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ARLINGTON -- Local cable television station Greater Northshire Access Television began videotaping Arlington Select Board meetings on Monday and will be broadcasting them as part of its schedule of......

 

With a limited number of tickets to President-elect Barack Obama's presidential inauguration in January, Vermont congressmen have been flooded with ticket requests to see the ceremony live in... ... ...

 

MONTPELIER -- Gov. ... - By DAVE GRAM The Associated Press

 

Chad Jacobs bundles up as he puts up Christmas lights at the Revolution shop in downtown White River Junction on Wednesday morning. ...

 

SPRINGFIELD -- The 16th annual Festival of Trees, the town's major fundraising effort for downtown beautification efforts, is set for Friday in the Masonic Hall on Main Street. ... - By SUSAN SMALLH...

 

MANCHESTER -- After more than an hour of discussion at Tuesday's meeting, the Select Board voted to take no position on a proposal to keep a wind measurement tower on Little Equinox for two more years...

 

MONTPELIER -- The trust fund that will pay for the eventual shut down and cleanup of Vermont Yankee nuclear plant lost another $33 million last month, bringing the once flush $440 million fund down to...

 

WINDSOR -- "The Block," once a blight upon the community and magnet for criminal activity, is well on its way to revitalization and rebirth. ... - By JOSH O'GORMAN Herald Staff

 

BRATTLEBORO -- A licensed day-care provider pleaded innocent Monday to charges that she locked four children -- two infants and two toddlers -- in a garden shed last month to avoid state inspectors......

 

VERNON -- A special inspection team from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission failed to find five degraded support columns in the only safety-related cell in Vermont Yankee's cooling towers because... .....

 
 

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MONTPELIER -- The superintendent of the Franklin West Supervisory Union has been named the state's new education commissioner, officials said Thursday. ...

 

Sen. Bernard Sanders, I-Vt., announced Monday the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs will raise travel reimbursement rates for military veterans from 28.5 cents a mile to 41.5 cents a mile, effective...

 

After revising more than one draft of a proposed public information policy, the Killington Select Board adopted an official town policy Nov. 3 encouraging "open and efficient access" to town...

 

Its congregants started a preschool to fill a void in the community, gathered volunteers for Hurricane Katrina relief and organized a youth program for teens of different religious denominations. ... ...

 

BRANDON -- Though it was built almost a century ago, Constance Kenna's family was the first to actually live in their house. ... - By GORDON DRITSCHILO Herald Staff

 

Taking the stand in her husband's trial, Margaret Neisner said she initially took the blame for a crash that her husband allegedly caused because Melvin B. Neisner was depressed and she feared he migh...

 

Police said the entire incident lasted about 2-1/2 minutes. ... - By GORDON DRITSCHILO Herald Staff

 

A Proctor man is hospitalized and facing a charge of attempted murder after what police described as a "very violent gunbattle" with a police officer. ... - By GORDON DRITSCHILO Herald Staf...

 

Rutland Plywood Corp. is permanently laying off 76 employees, or about 50 percent of its workforce, effective Nov. 30. ... - By PATRICIA MINICHIELLO Herald Staff

 

The Rutland area unemployment rate stood at 6.1 percent in September -- the second highest in the state. This week's announcements that two area manufacturers are laying off a total of 133 workers mea...

 
 

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