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Vermont commits $15.3M to expand heating assistance amid high fuel prices
Vermont officials approved a $15.3 million state funding package on Friday to expand home heating aid and crisis fuel assistance in response to skyrocketing energy prices.
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6mCompany questions police response after tools stolen from work truck
A business owner expressed frustration over the lack of progress in a police investigation regarding thousands of dollars in stolen tools following the recovery of a work truck.
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6mSullivan County Commissioners District 1: Nelson, Osgood highlight TRAILS program cuts
Democrat Benjamin Nelson is set to challenge incumbent Republican Joe Osgood for a four-year term as Sullivan County Commissioner from District 1.
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6mFairlee fusion restaurant Samurai Soul Food closes after nearly a decade
Kelden Smith closed Samurai Soul Food in Fairlee earlier this month due to years of financial struggle and staffing shortages following the COVID-19 pandemic.
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5mOpinion: Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Awareness is where change begins
For 55 years, WISE has supported people experiencing relationship violence throughout the Upper Valley. In the past five years alone, we have supported more than 6,700 people, 73% of whom reached out to WISE for the first time. It takes courage for a survivor to reach out and ask for help. It takes courage to […]
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5mOpinion: Trump's $90 Medicare checks don't make a difference
Last week, my wife and I returned from a week-long vacation to a mountain of mail. Unsurprisingly, most of it was appeals for money from various nonprofit organizations seeking funds for services that were cut by the current administration or funds needed to file lawsuits to protect the environment from the current administration’s deregulation or […]