NEWPORT — New tobacco restrictions went into effect on July 1, extending protections from secondhand smoke to hotels and motels, school grounds,
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NEWPORT — New tobacco restrictions went into effect on July 1, extending protections from secondhand smoke
NEWPORT — A group of four friends were riding their motorcycles back to Massachusetts after a
On Thursday, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders accused oil companies and Wall Street speculators of using unrest
SUTTON — A family of five from Lyndonville and Sutton were arrested Monday after attacking two
NEWPORT — With perfect weather throughout the area, 62 cyclists took to the roads of the
MONTPELIER — According to a document released today by the National Wildlife Federation and Vermont Natural
BURKE — Construction of the new 116 suite Q Burke Mountain Resort Hotel & Conference Center
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has partnered with the Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation
BURLINGTON — For the fourth year in a row, baby poultry from a single hatchery in
NEWPORT — About 50 road cyclists from all over New England, New York, Ontario, Quebec, and
A look at the new tobacco restrictions in Vermont
July 3, 2014
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NEWPORT — New tobacco restrictions went into effect on July 1, extending protections from secondhand smoke to hotels and motels, school grounds, sponsored events, childcare facilities, state-owned buildings, and in
Former police chief killed in motorcycle crash following weekend visit to Newport
June 30, 2014
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NEWPORT — A group of four friends were riding their motorcycles back to Massachusetts after a trip to Newport over the weekend, when a car crossed the centerline of the
Vermont Senator says Wall Street speculators using unrest in Iraq as excuse to drive up gasoline prices
June 23, 2014
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On Thursday, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders accused oil companies and Wall Street speculators of using unrest in Iraq as an excuse to artificially drive up crude oil and gasoline prices.
Family from Lyndonville and Sutton attack police outside amusement park after not being allowed to bring knives inside
June 17, 2014
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SUTTON — A family of five from Lyndonville and Sutton were arrested Monday after attacking two police officers outside a New Hampshire amusement park. The family is reported to have
Tour de Kingdom finishes another five days of racing, good times, and charity
June 12, 2014
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NEWPORT — With perfect weather throughout the area, 62 cyclists took to the roads of the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont and The Eastern Townships of Quebec during this year’s five
Canada undermining wildlife protections, according to Vermont Natural Resources Council
June 12, 2014
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MONTPELIER — According to a document released today by the National Wildlife Federation and Vermont Natural Resources Council, destructive mining and drilling practices in the heart of Canada’s forest bird
A sneak peek at Q Burke Mountain Resort Hotel
June 10, 2014
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BURKE — Construction of the new 116 suite Q Burke Mountain Resort Hotel & Conference Center began last Tuesday with a groundbreaking ceremony. During the event, Jay Peak President Bill
Fish and Wildlife and VTrans Partner to Save Snakes
June 5, 2014
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The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has partnered with the Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation and the Vermont Agency of Transportation to provide habitat for a rare snake species
Vermont Salmonella Cases Linked to Baby Chicks
June 3, 2014
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BURLINGTON — For the fourth year in a row, baby poultry from a single hatchery in Ohio are responsible for an outbreak of Salmonella infections in Vermont and other states
Tour de Kingdom set to start
June 2, 2014
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NEWPORT — About 50 road cyclists from all over New England, New York, Ontario, Quebec, and as far away as Florida and California, are starting to pack their bags and
