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Weathersfield cancels sheriff's contract, seeks new policing options
Weathersfield has cancelled its contract with the Windsor County Sheriff's Department and is exploring alternative policing options, including the creation of a regional police force, due to the…
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2mWindsor County assistant judge: Ricci on county spending
Democratic incumbents Michael Ricci and Alison Johannensen are running unopposed for reelection as a Windsor County assistant judges on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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2mVT House Orange-Washington-Addison: Satcowitz on citizens’ assemblies
Democratic incumbent Larry Satcowitz and Progressive/Democrat Emery Mattheis will compete against Republican challengers Lance Ryan and Stephen Webster for two seats in Vermont's Orange-Washington-Addison House district on November 3.
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2mVT House Rutland-Windsor: Winter on education costs, jobs
On Tuesday, Nov. 3, voters in Vermont House district Rutland-Windsor will choose between Republican incumbent Kevin Winter and Democrat Phoebe Tucker.
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2mVT House Windsor-Addison: Kirk White on affordability, small schools
Democratic incumbent Kirk White and Republican Michael J. White will compete for a seat in Vermont's Windsor-Addison House district on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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5mOpinion: The Colby Block fire took the heart of Fairlee. CHIP can help bring it back.
In 2007, our family stood on Main Street and watched the Colby Block burn. The fire came close enough to Chapman’s General, in our family for more than 150 years, that we feared we would lose it too. Chapman’s survived. Seven businesses and three apartments did not. Over the following decade, the center of Fairlee hollowed out. The gas station next door sat abandoned for more than 15 years. The bank building went vacant. The Gryphon Building, across from Town Hall, neared condemnation. Chapman’s came close to insolvency. When one building in a village falls, its neighbors feel it. Fairlee refused […]