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Solar array gone awry: Vermont probes solar development owner about broken solar panels
Regulators in Vermont are investigating the potential environmental impact of damaged solar panels containing lead and silver after high winds in October and March blew them down, and are considering…
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5mMountain Views is fighting for state aid
WOODSTOCK — The Mountain Views Supervisory District is not going to let go of state construction aid for a planned $112 million middle and high school without a fight. That’s the message, in a nutshell, of a letter the district’s board chair, Keri Bristow, sent to state Education Secretary Zoie Saunders on Friday. “Rather than […]
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4mVoters to decide if Royalton allows cannabis sales
The Royalton Selectboard voted unanimously to place a referendum on the November ballot to determine if the town will allow retail cannabis sales.
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4mWoman faces attempted disarming of officer charge after chaotic arrest in Lebanon
A Montpelier woman faces several charges, including felony attempt to disarm an officer, following a chaotic traffic stop in Lebanon where she claimed a sniper was targeting her.
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6mChanges to the state’s vehicle inspection system create a compromise for Vermonters
New laws will ease Vermont vehicle inspections by focusing on immediate safety risks starting August 1.
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10mShuttered Vermont colleges: reincarnated and repurposed.
Seven Vermont colleges have closed, merged, or reorganized since 2018 due to declining enrollment and debt, leading to various redevelopment efforts including a Christian university, a luxury resort, and arts hubs.