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Judge concerned as Vermont Catholic diocese’s bankruptcy case hits $2M in legal bills
The Vermont Roman Catholic Diocese has spent nearly two years and $2 million in legal fees to reorganize its finances, but still lacks a plan and has paid over 5% of its remaining funds to its…
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6mAfter years of stifling heat, Vermont invests nearly $10.5 million in prison air conditioning
Vermont has approved its largest investment in prison cooling systems in recent years, allocating nearly $10.5 million to install permanent air conditioning in two state correctional facilities by 2027.
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4mPolice: Body in water, overturned canoe prompted investigation in Grantham
Police are investigating an unattended death after a body was found in the water near the Eastman Pond Boat Launch, and the death is considered suspicious due to the lack of witnesses.
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8mWoodstock Union High School commencement celebrates graduates' strong bonds
Woodstock Union High School's class of 2026 celebrated their graduation with a ceremony featuring a performance by the student Speakchorus, speeches from the principal, class president, salutatorian, and valedictorian, and a recitation of the school's Alma Mater.
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4mTrack & Field: Kondi, Kyei-Aboagye and Perdrizet claim New England championships
Georgia Kondi won the shot put in a close contest at the New England Track and Field Championships, while Sebastian Perdrizet won the triple jump and Nina Kyei-Aboagye won the 100 meters.
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5mSenior-led Woodstock lacrosse team captures state championship
Woodstock girls lacrosse team won their first state championship in 10 years, defeating U-32 11-6 in a hard-fought game at UVM's Virtue Field.