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Capitol Beat
A look back at the week in politics ...
Capitol Beat
A look back at the week in politics ...
Lawmakers poised to restore pay cuts
Lawmakers, executive-branch appointees poised for restoration of pay cuts imposed in grip of recession ... - By Peter Hirschfeld
Vermont Press Bureau
Lawmakers poised to restore pay cuts
Lawmakers, executive-branch appointees poised for restoration of pay cuts imposed in grip of recession ... - By Peter Hirschfeld
Vermont Press Bureau
Vermont addresses health of Lake Memphremagog
NEWPORT — The Vermont Agency of Natural Resources has approved a plan to improve and protect the health of Lake Memphremagog and the ponds and rivers that flow into it following the discovery of toxic algae blooms in the lake as well as increased runoff and flooding. ... - THe associated press
RutlandHerald.com: Southern Vermont News
Guard announces skills workshops
The Vermont National Guard is planning a series of three veterans’ career skills workshops in February. The workshops are open to all veterans and their spouses. ...
Man faces assault on police charge
A South Londonderry man was arrested Friday for throwing bodily fluids on a Vermont State Police trooper. ...
Man faces assault on police charge
Man faces assault ...
Chocolate-tasting big hit in Springfield’s Gallery at the VAULT
There were crowds at the Gallery at the VAULT Saturday, eager to participate in the 3rd annual choclate tasting. ... - By SUSAN SMALLHEER
Staff Writer
Roundabout moves toward expected May 1 start
MANCHESTER — Hopes are high that work will begin on the roundabout to replace “Malfunction Junction” in the spring and the town has taken three more steps recently toward reaching... ... - By Patrick McArdle
STAFF WRITER
RutlandHerald.com: Rutland County News
Life at Camp Griffin, Virginia
Louis T. Dutton of Goshen enlisted in Company H, 5th Vermont Regiment on Aug. 24, 1861, and mustered into the Union army on Sept. 16. During his service he chronicled army life for the readers of the Rutland Herald. Like his comrades, army life was a new experience for him as was seeing Virginia for the first time. He described the various nuances of his army life in Virginia. ...
Heard it at School
School news for the week ...
0206 RH Elder Connection
Barbara Hanson's informative column targets area senior citizens. ...
Bill would get Gables out of tax trouble
A bill before the Legislature would update the rooms and meals tax and wipe out a massive bill to a local retirement community. ... - By Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer
Legislative breakfast scheduled
The first Legislative Breakfast of the year is scheduled for Feb. 13. ...
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