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White River Valley residents tell lawmakers they value small schools, fear consolidation
Vermont residents urged lawmakers to address health care costs and reform the state's tax system, rather than close rural schools, during a listening session at White River Valley High School.
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6mIncumbent Jim Masland faces two newcomers in Windsor-Orange-2 district
Incumbent Representative Jim Masland seeks a 15th term in the Windsor-Orange-2 District alongside newcomers Dee Gish and Lauren Morando Rhim ahead of the Aug. 11 primary.
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5mHabitat for Humanity finishes first modular home in White River Junction
Upper Valley Habitat for Humanity is preparing to hand over the keys of a new three-bedroom modular home on Nutt Lane in White River Junction to single mother Autumn Haley during a ceremony scheduled for Aug. 6.
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3mWoodstock named one of the best places in the country by Travel + Leisure
Woodstock, Vermont, has been named one of the best outdoor destinations in the country by Travel + Leisure, reflecting a post-pandemic resurgence despite high costs of living.
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2mMan indicted on felony sexual assault charges in Grafton County
Bernard Durbin was indicted on five felony charges, including felonious sexual assault of a minor, and is scheduled to be arraigned in Grafton Superior Court on August 10.
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2mVermont police identify victims in Newbury shooting, seek yellow truck
Vermont State Police have identified two victims following a Sunday afternoon shooting on Jefferson Hill Road and are currently seeking public help to locate a bright yellow truck involved in the incident.