GLOVER — On Wednesday, Bread and Puppet Theater organized vigils throughout 8 towns in Vermont, including one in Newport and one in
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GLOVER — On Wednesday, Bread and Puppet Theater organized vigils throughout 8 towns in Vermont, including
PLAINFIELD — Carved by a collective of immigrant artists and printed with a construction roller, a
NEWPORT — The Vermont Drug Task Force announced today a major drug sweep that took place
NEWPORT — The Newport Area Community Orchestra is ready to begin their fall rehearsals, starting Tuesday,
DERBY — The Vermont Attorney General’s Office has filed suit against Dollar Tree, for violating a
NEWPORT — AARP has announced that Patricia M. Sears, who recently served as founding director of
NEWPORT — Acclaimed international jazz vocalist Eileen Kennedy will be returning to Newport for the third
NEWPORT — Two candidates for Essex County State’s Attorney and three candidates for the Essex-Caledonia-Orleans House
MONTPELIER — Fishing is a favorite summer pastime among Vermonters and visitors to the state for
By Susan Davis NEWPORT — Conservationists are raising the alarm about a 60-year-old oil pipeline running
Bread and Puppet Theater stages Gaza protests
August 1, 2014
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GLOVER — On Wednesday, Bread and Puppet Theater organized vigils throughout 8 towns in Vermont, including one in Newport and one in Barton, in protest of the recent Israeli attacks
Artwork believed to be longest woodcut print ever made on display at Goddard College
July 30, 2014
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PLAINFIELD — Carved by a collective of immigrant artists and printed with a construction roller, a 200-foot-long woodcut depicting the history of U.S. immigration will be showcased at an Art
Six arrested in Newport drug sweep
July 25, 2014
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NEWPORT — The Vermont Drug Task Force announced today a major drug sweep that took place in Newport, resulting in six arrests. In total, four men, and two women were
Newport Area Community Orchestra kicks back into gear with fall rehearsals
July 24, 2014
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NEWPORT — The Newport Area Community Orchestra is ready to begin their fall rehearsals, starting Tuesday, August 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the First Universalist Parish on Main Street in
Dollar Tree being sued for selling jewelry with toxic amounts of lead at Derby/Newport store
July 23, 2014
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DERBY — The Vermont Attorney General’s Office has filed suit against Dollar Tree, for violating a 2010 settlement with the State to stop selling jewelry. The settlement resolved claims that
Patricia Sears Named AARP Vermont State President
July 23, 2014
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NEWPORT — AARP has announced that Patricia M. Sears, who recently served as founding director of the Newport City Renaissance Corporation, has been appointed State President of AARP Vermont. The
Third Annual Some Enchanted Evening with Eileen Kennedy
July 22, 2014
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NEWPORT — Acclaimed international jazz vocalist Eileen Kennedy will be returning to Newport for the third year, with a brand new Some Enchanted Evening cabaret, singing songs from the Great
Campaign 2014: Local candidate forum July 28
July 18, 2014
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NEWPORT — Two candidates for Essex County State’s Attorney and three candidates for the Essex-Caledonia-Orleans House district have agreed to participate in a forum sponsored by local media in Brighton
Eating wild-caught fish can be healthy for you and the environment
July 17, 2014
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MONTPELIER — Fishing is a favorite summer pastime among Vermonters and visitors to the state for good reason…fish tastes great. While anglers may enjoy fishing as a chance to get
Alarm raised over 60-year-old oil pipeline running through the Northeast Kingdom
July 16, 2014
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By Susan Davis NEWPORT — Conservationists are raising the alarm about a 60-year-old oil pipeline running through the heart of the Northeast Kingdom, and the thick, “peanut butter,” highly corrosive
