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CRAFTSBURY — For hundreds of years raw milk has been a part of Vermont’s agricultural tradition.
NEWPORT — Roger Pion, 36, the Newport man accused of crushing six police cruisers with a
TROY — The State Police responded to a three vehicle accident this morning that took place
CRAFTSBURY — Pete Johnson, owner of Pete’s Greens, purchased 245 acres of farmland in Craftsbury and
STANSTEAD — Sylvain Bergeron, 42, plead not guilty in court today to charges of unlawful possession
MONTPELIER – According to a recent report, the total economic value of Vermont’s forest economy is
NEWPORT — It’s a bird…it’s a plane…no…it’s Pat Sicard’s snowmobile going 135 miles per hour down
CRAFTSBURY — According to school officials, A Dartmouth College skier died on Saturday while participating in
DERBY — It’s the kind of home improvement store that would have Tim “The Tool Man”
By Jon Street | Vermont Watchdog BURLINGTON — State lawmakers are driving a bill that would
Got Raw Milk? It’s Around But Intentionally Hard to Get
February 6, 2014
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CRAFTSBURY — For hundreds of years raw milk has been a part of Vermont’s agricultural tradition. It’s recognized for its health, economic, and environmental benefits. “My milk is produced for
Man Accused of Crushing 6 Police Cruisers With a Farm Tractor Pleads Not Guilty to Violation of Conditions of Release
February 5, 2014
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NEWPORT — Roger Pion, 36, the Newport man accused of crushing six police cruisers with a farm tractor monster truck style, was in court on Tuesday morning to answer the
Three Vehicle Accident in Troy
February 4, 2014
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TROY — The State Police responded to a three vehicle accident this morning that took place at the junction of VT Rt 100 and the Loop Road in Troy. The
Pete’s Greens Buys and Conserves 245 Acres in Craftsbury
February 4, 2014
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CRAFTSBURY — Pete Johnson, owner of Pete’s Greens, purchased 245 acres of farmland in Craftsbury and then conserved it with the Vermont Land Trust. Pete’s Greens is a four-season organic
Sylvain Bergeron Pleads Not Guilty to Charges
February 3, 2014
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STANSTEAD — Sylvain Bergeron, 42, plead not guilty in court today to charges of unlawful possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver. Bergeron, who had been working as
Vermont’s Forest Economy Worth $3.4 Billion
February 3, 2014
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MONTPELIER – According to a recent report, the total economic value of Vermont’s forest economy is pegged at over $3.4 billion dollars. The North East State Foresters Association (NEFA) and
Video Highlights from the Fire and Ice Radar Run Snowmobile Event with Results
February 3, 2014
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NEWPORT — It’s a bird…it’s a plane…no…it’s Pat Sicard’s snowmobile going 135 miles per hour down Lake Memphremagog. The Fire and Ice Radar Run took place on Saturday behind the
Dartmouth College Skier Dies During Skiing Race in Craftsbury
February 2, 2014
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CRAFTSBURY — According to school officials, A Dartmouth College skier died on Saturday while participating in a cross country skiing race in Craftsbury. Torin Tucker, 20, was a junior on
From IROC to Sticks & Stuff: Derby Home Center Open for Business
February 2, 2014
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DERBY — It’s the kind of home improvement store that would have Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor letting out one of his famous grunts after walking through the doors. At
Vermont Pushes for ‘Livable Wage,’ But Can Employers Survive It?
January 31, 2014
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By Jon Street | Vermont Watchdog BURLINGTON — State lawmakers are driving a bill that would raise the hourly minimum wage in Vermont to $12.50, but Rep. John Moran says
