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Familiar names win the primaries: Pappas to face Sununu for Senate seat in November
Tom Sullivan and Susan Lloyd were the first to quietly pull up chairs in front of the television as they watched the results of their efforts play out on cable news. They spent hours volunteering at…
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3mOpinion: Vote to add the Equal Rights Amendment to Vermont's Constitution
Finally! On Election Day, Nov. 3, 2026, Vermonters have the opportunity to vote to add a long-overdue Equal Rights Amendment to our Vermont Constitution. If passed favorably by a majority of Vermont voters, Vermont can join the 28 states that already have explicit inclusion of some form of equal rights in their state constitutions. Both […]
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4mLebanon boys soccer powers past Souhegan
LEBANON — After a first half in which the Lebanon High boys soccer team owned possession and pelted Souhegan High with scoring chances — with no goals to show for it — the Raiders eventually broke through and cruised to a 3-0 win in their home opener on Tuesday. With fewer than 27 minutes remaining […]
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5mVermont regulators finalize 5.5% rate increase for Green Mountain Power customers
Vermont regulators approved a 5.5% electricity rate hike for Green Mountain Power's 275,000 customers, effective October 1, after rejecting a larger initial request and scaling back proposed resilience spending.
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3mFederal report details July plane crash at Newport's Parlin Field
A final NTSB report determined that a pilot overran a runway at Newport's Parlin Field Airport on July 5, causing substantial damage to a Ryan Navion and resulting in serious injuries.
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4mState regulators say Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers grew weed at unlicensed site
Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers faces a $5,000 fine from state regulators for growing at least 100 unauthorized cannabis plants at a site in Glover, an issue he plans to contest during a scheduled meeting this Wednesday.