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Friday, October 29

Lake George Central chooses new superintendent

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Trooper downs armed man in self-defense

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Thursday, October 28

More bad business news for Vermont: next to the bottom

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Wednesday, October 27

Lake bridge: One year later, progress!

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USAF will strike up its big band sound in Castleton

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Courses for local

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MVFD event raises needed funds

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Things that go bump in the night? Group investigates area 'haunting'

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USPS Postmark to dedicate Middlebury bridge opening

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Pittsford Haunted House will scare kids, adults

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Candidates debate in Ludlow

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Eagles lose in 'heartbreaker'

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O'Brien: Vt. Yankee

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Snow Bowl transient

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Cider workers pick 104 apple bushels

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Vermont War on Terror memorial to be unveiled Nov. 11

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Farming the mailbox

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Happy trails to you

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The Wejuk Files: In search of Big Foot

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Cosmos earn a win over Terriers

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Police stop illegal aliens in Orwell

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West Rutland housing project to receive taxpayer help

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Stick Season winner named

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Positively organic

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Students build longboats on Lake Champlain

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Learn greeting card design at VAULT

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A week of Halloween movies at the Paramount

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Forbes: a bad state of business in Vermont

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Black River falls in overtime

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Getting WISE on Nemesis

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Tuesday, October 26

Vt. State Police trooper arraigned for DUI

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Middlebury to celebrate opening of new downtown bridge

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Friday, October 22

Vermont: one of the worse states for business, says Forbes

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September, 2010 Weather

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Thursday, October 21

Minerva Central School hosts drunk driving drill

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Benefit to assist ailing Ticonderoga child

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Johnsburg Fine Arts to show at TPCC

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Friends of the Chester Library planning annual sale

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Harvest Festival

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Chester man's giant pumpkins wow neighbors, win awards

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Hudson River Trading Company to host ghost stories with David J. Pitkin

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Town board and citizens join forces to save train

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Five Generations

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Pug parade draws robust crowd

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Holiday celebration welcomes young singers

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First Foreign Policy Roundtable

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Ti braces for 'fright night'

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Adirondack Mountain Garden Club

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Child praised for 911 call

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Raises proposed for town workers and officials

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Another wild weekend!

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Annual Rutland, Vt. Halloween Parade makes comicbook history

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Rainy Fall

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Pistol found at Peru High School

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Fall Fun

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Fire Prevention

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Bridge demise noted

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On The Gridiron

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Vietnam veteran hosts international student from Hanoi

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Correction

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Johnsburg Central School's PTSA unveils Halloween tradition

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Minerva\Newcomb girls upset Indian Lake/Long Lake

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Tiny Tim effort begins

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Wilderness First Aid class to be offered

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Wednesday, October 20

State to offer Camp Gabriels

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Smart Cents program continues Nov. 11

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Providing job-seekers with tools for the trade

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American

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Seasonal transitions and traditions

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New Visions

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Ira, Vt., town treasurer cited for embezzlement

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Willsboro 10/23

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Westport 10/23

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Sex offenders listed on new sheriff's department Web site

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Keeseville 10/23

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Personal training

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School garden yields healthy harvest

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The Power Partners Program

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Hospice conference of hope

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Red Storm smothers AuSable Valley

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Warriors crush Keene

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Caring for a raised garden

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Death Notices

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Peru hosts

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Advertisers invite youth to 'Just say Yes'

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New face

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Learning Web design basics

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Essex 10/23

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Valley News 2010 Local Election Coverage

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Testing their 'metal'

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Changes, helping employment, and no debate

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NCSPCA 10/23

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North Country School unveils green building

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APA approves fire towers as historic

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Sheriff candidates debate issues

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Tuesday, October 19

Hurricanes, Cosmos-fit to be tied

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Farewell, Dick. We'll miss you

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Website explores refugee experience in Vermont

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Florence woman arrested for teen assault

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Harvest Fest, Kesman Park dedication in Ludlow

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Woman injured in Monkton crash

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Vermont children affected most by recession

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Tractor Parade: something for everyone!

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Springfield Humane

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Library event looks at Chinese stone paintings

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Chili event adds 'south of the border' flare to Ludlow

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MUHS student is rising speedway racing star

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Money, music, misbehavior, and missing out

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Tigers face a solid row of 'Bengal' Lancers

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Charlotte resident to appear in Woody Allen play

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Newspapers are a thing of mine

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Rural Vermont names new executive director, staffers

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Shaun Godair: most likely to succeed

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Brady named to VAB Hall of Fame

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Local history buffs to walk

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Troppers kept busy with thefts, break-ins

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Ludlow Armory transformed into a community focal point

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Portrait of a black hole

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McDonald's reopens Oct. 28

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Rutland CROP Walk attracts over 100 walkers

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South of the border, down Mexico way

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The Wejuk Files: In search of Big Foot

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Monday, October 18

Poultney man charged with grand larceny

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Police link Orwell man to Rutland drive-by shooting

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Poultney man confronted in Wells house break-in

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Sunday, October 17

Faith Baptist to celebrate 40th anniversary

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Chamber announces VIP, business of the year

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Honored Students

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Political Rally

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Stewart's site preparation begins despite judge's warning

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Friday, October 15

New Irving gas stations open in Poultney and Fair Haven

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Fun Family Halloween Fest slated to return

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Homecoming

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Grand Opening

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Future Star

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Local youth artists honored in 'Celebration of Life'

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Manitoba or Bust!

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Thursday, October 14

In attempt to avoid deer, teen crashes car

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Middlebury's McDonald's reopens Oct. 28

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Woman injured in Monkton crash

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Wednesday, October 13

Board of Elections prepares for big night

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ACAP project competing for $25,000 grant

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The Wejuk Files: In search of Big Foot

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Willsboro 10-16

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Students participate in 'Pinwheels for Peace'

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Winterizing those roses

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Okemo set to open alpine roller-coaster thriller

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Bowling for Babies A Striking Success!

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State agrees to resume island campsite trash pickup

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Literacy Volunteers to hold Scrabble tournament

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Lady Jacks fall to B.F. in overtime

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NCSPCA 10-16

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Vermont income taxes: in the middle of the pack

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Cobblestone's anniversary this Halloween

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Providing job-seekers with tools for the trade

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Tech jobs in need of women

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Space-power satellites

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Thoughts from behind the press line

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Essex 10-16

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Community remembers Dick Bullock

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Burn some calories at work

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Keeseville 10-16

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Caregivers and brain games

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Vermont in top-10 list energy efficient states

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PumpkinFest gives lift to Life Flight

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Kostka Walk' in West Rutland

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Positive

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Local eateries plan to "Share the Harvest"

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Booked for Bikes winners named

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Zumba for the Cure to support Treasure Chests

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Bridge anniversary to be observed

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Tigers win, Otters, Eagles fall

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Westport 10-16

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Here comes the sun

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Getting a glimpse of history

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Music and learning

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The Last Supper' to be unveiled

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Basin Harbor to hold Oktoberfest

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Gregory Martin appointed new mayor of village of Champlain

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Blood-drive movie to premiere at the Paramount

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Clean energy: gov't must lead by example

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Owens says 'no' to

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Owens pays visit to Whallonsburg

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FAMILY OF VOLUNTEERS

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Order Rodentia

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Walking to remember

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ELCS science teacher bestowed VIP honors

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DAR Award presented to 'Champlain' filmmaker

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Learning center

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Traffic rotaries and other speed bumps

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Citizens rescue stranded boaters

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Recovery Lounge hosts folk music

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Tuesday, October 12

Former U.S. presidential candidate plans visit to Vermont

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Monday, October 11

the 'burgh to undergo

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Saturday, October 9

Welch to visit downtown Rutland businesses

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Friday, October 8

Library to receive grant for children's books

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Lady Jags top Burghers in Field Hockey

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Bridge anniversary to be observed

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Northway Construction

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Granville tops Lake George on gridiron

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Revived Brant Lake duck race returns for 2010

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Boards jointly mull boosted cooperation

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Feds reduce food stamp benefits in Vermont

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Over the fence

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Sale's 23 tons of trash underscore the weekend's success

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New yarn shop now open in Chestertown

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High school boys soccer

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Golden Retrievers

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Citizens wary of DEC layoffs, impact in dispute

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Creativity Conference returns to Lake George

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Gibson: Scrap U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security

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2010 Garage Sale was best in recent memory

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Vintage Race Boat Regatta

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Police: Diner attack leads to arrest

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Home rentals, light industry mulled for village

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Annual Gift Baskets Galore set for Oct. 17

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Don't leave children unattended at library

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Variety show heralds 1950s

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Cougar soccer team aiming to achieve lofty goals

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Girls Soccer

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Mayor reveals plan for Gaslight festival space

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Warriors' determination, savvy game plan earn them league leadership

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Old well swallows child, rescue a success

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Stony Creek's Family Fall Festival this Saturday

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Young Hunters

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Benefit dinner to help Angell family

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Ski Bowl Chopper

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VSP trooper arrested in Rutland

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Area G.O.P. split on Paladino candidacy

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Fall Snowball' sled fest Saturday in Chester

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Thursday, October 7

RSVP seeking Ti volunteers

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Ti church to host programs

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Thanksgiving dinner being planned

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Parents had to pay for school

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Local veterans encouraged to pursue stop loss payments

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Paranormal Expo to take over rec center

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Supper to assist Ti food pantry

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Putnam first-graders

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Elizabeth MacNeil

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Basket raffle set in Moriah

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Moody-McKinney to wed

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Hospice conference scheduled

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Champlain village mayor resigns

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Ti Area Seniors to hear speaker

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Crossbow legislation falls woefully short

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Bob Ross to offer painting class in Long Lake

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Church School worth a visit

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Moriah to host jazz concert

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Fort project recognized

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Blood Drive scheduled in Long Lake

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Moriah dunked by CVAC rivals

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Question of the Month:

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Halloween Fest slated in Ti

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Church to host vegetarian dinner

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Ti senior excursion canceled

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Adirondack Museum to close Lake Placid store

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Adirondack Foothills

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Isacc White

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Penfield to host sewing class

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Gore Mountain farm gears up for fall festival

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Putnam church plans service

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Black Watch book group to meet

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Ti Elks Dictionaries

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Fort race draws record field; Sentinels win

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Salvation Army preparing for holiday campaign

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Big Blue is back!

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Penfield to host AppleFolkFest

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Congressman visits Vergennes Oct. 7

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Second Thursday reading

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Warren County 4-H to offer science program to area youth

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PTO to host Bounce Fest

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Donations assist students

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Insulation seminar scheduled at

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Panthers score victory

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Friends of Chester Library planning sale

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Sentinels, Vikings crush gridiron foes

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Church to host pork dinner

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Girls Soccer

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State candidates to debate in Ludlow, Oct. 14

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Art raises money

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On Campus

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Ticonderoga gymnasts topple

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Ticonderoga Elks Essay

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Library announces new inventory

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Garden Corner

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Boys Soccer

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Owens to speak in Whallonsburg

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Amy Osterhout

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Veterans to receive free rooms

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Field Hockey

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Gregory Martin appointed new mayor of village of Champlain

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Savarie and Rose

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Anti-Bullying Committee

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Blood drive planned in Ti

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Schroon responders praised for kindness extended to family

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Ticonderoga man named manager

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Hospice plans memorial service

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Hacker chairman serves as keynote speaker at event

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Mineville woman wins lottery

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Regional broadband grant denied

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Tough week for local booters; all drop contests

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Wednesday, October 6

Crossbow legislation falls woefully short

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Westport 10/9

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Ti school receives national honor

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Crown Point church service set

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World-class music comes to NAC

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Essex County rejects extra NCCC funding

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CCC gets first crack at state-of-the-art wind turbine trainer

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Information meeting for Chazy Music Theatre Oct. 11

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ART GALA

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NCSPCA 10/9

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NCCCA doesn't want an arm and a leg for 'Arms and Legs'

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Seminar on boat winterization slated

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White-Rowen wed

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The day it rained forever

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Wildlife expert visits Ti school

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Keene students to perform 'Lysistrata'

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Bombers claim victory on the court

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Fashion show to aid Ti EMS

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Waiting for God

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Local students take part in Ag Career Day

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Homecoming

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Saving Mt. Ascutney: 10 reasons why

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Lyceum class highlights American Revolution

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In Cody's memory

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New club is all fun and games

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Avoiding the flu this winter

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Essex 10/9

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Citizens wary of DEC layoffs, impact in dispute

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Our

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Rutland-Burlington R.R. upgrades planned

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Church to serve harvest dinner

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Ti PD hires part-time officer

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Willsboro 10/9

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What bulbs bloom in fall?

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Weekly sports wrap

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Hospice memorial service slated

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New girls coaches, sites wanted for Run for Vermont

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Ferrisburgh plans green-energy celebration

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The Congressional race and the local economy

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A Capalla Extravaganza' in Rutland

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Free, reduced meals available

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Jay couple return from coast-to-coast ride

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Girls just want to have fun

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Keeseville 10/9

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Maritime Museum withdraws from Moran project

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Port Henry to observe holiday

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PHS cheerleaders heading to the U.K. for New Year's

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Mooers teen bringing awareness to a life-threatening disease

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Water treatment back to

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The Cochrane Treadmill

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Hinesburg South County Chorus rehearsals under way

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How Secunia can help you

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Grain-free pumpkin muffins

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State honors black settlers

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Octoberfest

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Inter-Lakes administrator leaves post

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Biggest Loser contestants weigh in

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Smith House working toward efficiency

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Essex Farm's Kimball to hold book signing

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Financial classes offered

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Wanted: 'Soldiers' Angels'

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More illegal drivers cited

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Baby Boomers in crisis

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Goldilocks, red dwarfs and techno-babble

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Poultney Library engages patrons: READ!

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Becoming a woman of

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Lt. gov. candidates tangle at Vermont Press Association debate

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Tigers thump Patriots; Eagles winless at home

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Students play victims, lifesavers for a day

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Tuesday, October 5

Say it isn't so: Ugly politics in Vermont?

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Hoffman withdraws, endorses Doheny

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Monday, October 4

Woman in killed in U.S. Route 7 accident

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Fire crews fight Middlebury condo blaze

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CCC gets first crack at state-of-the-art wind turbine trainer

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Friday, October 1

Vermont Road closings: update

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Vermont's pregnant teens get help

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Heavy rains soaking Rutland, Windham counties

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World-class music comes to NAC

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Heavy rains soaking Addison County

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Otter Creek ready to flood in Center Rutland

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Red Cross opens emergency shelter in Rutland

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