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Canaan residents face low water pressure due to water line issue
Residents and businesses in Canaan experienced low or no water pressure last weekend due to an issue with the town's water line, resulting in the town's old line being used to refill the tank and the…
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6mSchool Notes: Vermont Land Trust honors three Upper Valley students
Three Vermont students, Brody Allen, Elia "Lula" Gage, and Lydia Dickey, received Land Steward Awards and $500 from the Vermont Land Trust, while Noel Beauchaine earned second place and $1,500 in a statewide student journalist contest.
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3mAyotte vetoes bill to expand cultivation of medicinal marijuana
Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed Senate Bill 468, which would have allowed medicinal marijuana dispensaries to have their own on-site greenhouse to increase supply and lower prices, citing her opposition to expanding the cultivation of marijuana in the state.
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7mBurlington pays $150,000 settlement over police treatment of Black teen with disabilities
The City of Burlington has agreed to pay a $150,000 settlement to a Black teen with behavioral and intellectual disabilities, whose mother had filed a lawsuit alleging that Burlington Police officers used excessive force and were racially discriminatory in their treatment of her son.
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7mVermont’s largest health insurer wants to offer a cheaper plan. Can it actually help Vermonters?
BlueCross BlueShield of Vermont is seeking approval from the Green Mountain Care Board to offer cheaper, higher-deductible healthcare plans, but the board is questioning whether the plans will actually yield any real savings.
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2mOxbow to vote on reduced budget and future voting method
Voters in the Oxbow Unified Union School District will meet to consider a reduced budget for the district's schools, which would still result in increased homestead taxes for residents.