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New Vermont rules ban wake surfing on Lake Fairlee
After years of debate, Vermont's Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules voted to ban wake surfing on Lake Fairlee and 11 other lakes, due to environmental and safety concerns.
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5mA Yankee Notebook: On cars and cold-weather worrying
I climbed into Batty — my small-sized black hybrid — this morning, about 180 miles from home. Kiki tried to climb over the notch between the front seats to help out with the driving and got chased into her hammock bed in the back. Bea settled into the passenger side and buckled her seat belt. […]
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6mUVM Health watchdog turns its sights to Vermont’s broader healthcare system
A liaison group tasked with overseeing UVM Health's finances proposes a broader look at how regulators, lawmakers and insurers can address healthcare affordability beyond Vermont's largest health network.
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4mGolf: Hanover and Lebanon perform well at state championships
The Hanover and Lebanon High boys' golf teams achieved strong finishes at their respective NHIAA state championships on Tuesday, despite cold and rainy conditions.
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7m'Underdog since day one': Cinde Warmington talks affordability, addresses lobbying at Dartmouth speaker event
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Cinde Warmington addressed cost of living, education funding, and her past legal work during a speaking engagement at Dartmouth's Rockefeller Center for Public Policy ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.
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2mVermont Supreme Court closes case in Westmore residents’ fight against telecommunications tower
The Vermont Supreme Court formally closed a legal challenge by Westmore residents against a 140-foot telecommunications tower near Lake Willoughby, leaving the project's approval in place.