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Hunters contribute to deer management by submitting teeth
VERMONT — The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is asking hunters for help gathering biological data on the state’s deer population. Hunters who get a deer this year…
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Producers of farm and forest products invited to apply for big grants
MONTPELIER — The Working Lands Enterprise Initiative (WLEI) is opening applications for the Business Enhancement Grant. This grant is open to Vermont working lands businesses/organizations, which include farms…
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Panel will discuss ‘Dirt & Democracy’; dancing follows
RANDOLPH — Local farmers who want to learn about the connection between their work and politics are invited to the “Dirt & Democracy: A Vermont Land Use Panel”…
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Current Use for Ag Certification kick in this year
VERMONT — Landowners who have agricultural land or buildings enrolled in the Current Use Program are required to submit an agricultural certification by Nov. 1. This year, the…
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No Kings Vote Early rally is Saturday
MIDDLEBURY — The group Indivisible Middlebury, in coalition with No Kings, this weekend will put members’ passion for democracy into action for No Kings: Vote Early. This No…
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Hanley tapped as city’s interim manager
The former Middlebury Police Chief held a similar role in the shire town two years ago.
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Candidates raise combined $352K
The 2026 elections will go down as the most expensive collection of Vermont House and Senate races in Addison County’s history.
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Heating fuel aid takes center stage
County residents are taking stock in their heating systems for the inevitable plunge into a frigid winter.
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Senate candidates answer questions
Candidates answered questions about their stance on universal primary care, addressing the climate crisis and how they’d work across divides if elected.
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Porter nurses lobby for new three-year deal
PMC nurses have contacted a mediator in an effort to resolve a collective bargaining stalemate..
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$500K secured to build sidewalk in Monkton village
The federal grant will support construction of a new sidewalk along the west side of Monkton Ridge.
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17 units of 55+ housing are planned for New Haven
The project will create rental units and single family homes for residents aged 55 and older.
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State walks back on superintendent hire policy
The ANWSD is taking an unprecedented approach to the Secretary of Education’s advice for hiring a new superintendent.
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Lt. gov. candidates largely agree on politics, clash personally
Lt. Gov. John Rodgers and challenger Molly Gray met Tuesday for a tense debate hosted by Vermont Public.
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New report finds low reconviction rates for teens in first years of Vermont’s ‘Raise the Age’ law
As Vermont considers the future of its “Raise the Age” law, a new report has found relatively low rates of reconviction among the teenagers whose cases have been…