- Budget Back Up for Vote ∨
- Bringing More to Burke ∨
- Author Speaks in Bradford ∨
ST. JOHNSBURY- Voters will be heading to the polls all day today to vote on the revised $15.2 million school budget.
BURKE- Over 50 years ago, a mountain manager and a city girl met in Alaska. Now, the two are happily married and together, they bring more to Burke than their animals and farm-- their love for the two as well as for eachother.
BRADFORD- Last night the Bradford Academy held their World Book Night. Author Mary Holland presented a photographic display about her own experiences in New England.
Plans to Upgrade Waste Water Plant
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- Created on Thursday, 24 April 2014 17:17
- Written by Katrina Floranza
LYNDON- The town of Lyndon had recently recieved a grant from the United States Department of Agriculture to upgrade their Waste Water Treatment plant. More upgrades still need to be done and Lyndon recieved another grant from the USDA as a second part of the upgrade.
Shumlin Approval Rating Down
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- Created on Wednesday, 23 April 2014 21:25
- Written by Matthew Drew
VERMONT - Governor Peter Shumlin's approval rating has dropped from 65 percent to under 50 percent according to the Castleton Polling Institute. Incumbents usually lose approval over time, but this is different.
Third Vote Cause for Concern?
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- Created on Wednesday, 23 April 2014 18:21
- Written by Matthew Drew
WELLS RIVER - The Blue Mountain Union (BMU) School budget is being voted on for the third time since town meeting day and even more cuts to the budget are expected. The budget, which originally started at over eight million dollars, is now under eight million.
Ice Out on the Horizon?
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- Created on Wednesday, 23 April 2014 18:09
- Written by Matthew Drew
DANVILLE - Residents in Danville are waiting to hear just one thing...when will the ice at Joe's pond give way? The Long winter season has created a thick ice bed and employee's of the Hastings store say it may lead to a new record.
