The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department believes there is an expanding population of American marten in Vermont. Marten are small carnivores in
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The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department believes there is an expanding population of American marten in
NEWPORT — Nominations are now open for the 2015 Vermont Teacher of the Year program, and
Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy introduced the Dalai Lama on the Floor of the United States Senate
LYNDONVILLE — On Saturday night 21 horses were rescued from the Bona Ranch in Lyndonville, following
LOWELL — Town Meeting Day voters in Lowell voted against an article opposing Green Mountain Power’s
MONTPELIER — On Friday the Vermont House passed a bill that would ban smoking in partially
MONTPELIER — Today, business leaders representing a broad cross section of Vermont’s food industry, including suppliers,
GREENSBORO — On Sunday morning the Greensboro Fire Department responded to 800 Eligo Lake Road for
NEWPORT — Director Michael Desrochers of the Vermont Division of Fire Safety reminds all building owners
NEWPORT — The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Department of Public Safety, and Department of Health are
Marten Population Growing in Vermont
March 19, 2014
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The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department believes there is an expanding population of American marten in Vermont. Marten are small carnivores in the weasel family. They are smaller than a
Nominations Open and Online for Vermont Teacher of the Year 2015
March 8, 2014
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NEWPORT — Nominations are now open for the 2015 Vermont Teacher of the Year program, and nominating a teacher this year can be easily done online. For the first time
[VIDEO] Vermont Sen. Leahy Introduces Dalai Lama on the Floor of the U.S. Senate Today
March 6, 2014
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Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy introduced the Dalai Lama on the Floor of the United States Senate today as the Guest Chaplain, before he offered today’s Senate invocation. Leahy, long a
21 Horses Rescued from Starvation and Neglect in Lyndonville
March 4, 2014
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LYNDONVILLE — On Saturday night 21 horses were rescued from the Bona Ranch in Lyndonville, following a rescue organized by the Elizabeth Brown Humane Society. The Caledonia County Sheriff’s Department
Lowell Voters Oppose Anti-Wind Resolution
March 4, 2014
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LOWELL — Town Meeting Day voters in Lowell voted against an article opposing Green Mountain Power’s Kingdom Community Wind project. The anti-wind resolution was passed over in 2012, and was
Bill Passes to Ban Smoking in a Car with Children
March 1, 2014
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MONTPELIER — On Friday the Vermont House passed a bill that would ban smoking in partially enclosed locations, including smoking tobacco in a car where a minor is present. According
Vermont Businesses Call for Passage of GMO Labeling Legislation
February 26, 2014
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MONTPELIER — Today, business leaders representing a broad cross section of Vermont’s food industry, including suppliers, manufactures, and retailers, gathered at the Statehouse in Montpelier to urge lawmakers to pass
Fire Destroys Home in Greensboro on Sunday
February 24, 2014
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GREENSBORO — On Sunday morning the Greensboro Fire Department responded to 800 Eligo Lake Road for a reported structure fire. First responding fire personnel reported that there was heavy smoke
Keep Exits Clear of Ice and Snow
February 21, 2014
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NEWPORT — Director Michael Desrochers of the Vermont Division of Fire Safety reminds all building owners and property managers to keep exit doors and fire escapes clear of ice and
Vermonters Urged to Check Snow Loads on Roofs
February 20, 2014
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NEWPORT — The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Department of Public Safety, and Department of Health are urging farm and home owners to diligently monitor their roofs and clear off snow