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Are Vermonters hungry for neighborhood connection?
Two Vermont residents, Ben Doyle and Richard Amore, launched a program offering microgrants to communities to host block parties, which has seen high demand and is seen as a way to combat social…
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2mCornish-Windsor Covered Bridge to close weekdays starting Oct. 19
The Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge will close during daytime hours on weekdays starting Monday, Oct. 19, for wooden deck plank replacement through late November.
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6mNigel Brian Leeming
<html><head></head><body>Nigel Brian Leeming<br /><br />Hanover, NH - On October 9th, Nigel Leeming passed on to the other side of the heavenly gates. He was in his home, surrounded by the sounds of his family and friends who were sharing stories of h ...
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6mOpinion: A sense of place in a Maine cabin
As we closed our Maine log cabin for the season, my emotions, as always, were equal parts regret and recognition. Part of me would like to stay forever, even when it’s obvious that summer is drawing to a close. By early September, Maine days are noticeably shorter. The regular morning-walk group was just two of […]
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Former daycare worker pleads guilty to simple assault
NEW LONDON — A terminated daycare employee took a plea deal after allegedly grabbing and bruising a child on the job, accepting a sentence that may let him avoid jail time. On April 25, New London Police received a report from a parent who said her 2-year-old child had been injured by 49-year-old Robert Snider, […]
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3mVermont general election ballots mailed later than expected
Due to technical problems at a printing press, some Vermont voters will receive their general election ballots a week later than mandated by state law.