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The 10th annual Lake Paran Stone Skipping Competition was held on Sept. 16 in Bennington.
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After volunteering to take care of Brattleboro's flowers for about 10 years, Dick DeGray says this is his last season.
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Brattleboro Housing Partnerships took on one of the largest flood mitigation projects in the state after Tropical Storm Irene. During the recent flooding, buildings left on the site remained dry.
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Avangrid Renewables owns the 15-turbine Deerfield Wind project in Searsburg and Readsboro, and the company was required to measure bird and bat deaths as part of its state permit.
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Thru-hikers who are walking from the South are arriving in Vermont right about now, but the flooding last week is complicating the journey.
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The tiny town of Cavendish saw a lot of damage from the storm this week after the Black River jumped its banks and washed through a section of town.
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The Legislature last year passed a law that requires school boards to change offensive mascots. Three people are now asking the state to step in after a school board refused to get rid of the name 'Chieftains.'
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While sea lamprey are considered a nuisance species around Lake Champlain, the fish are an important part of the Connecticut River ecosystem.
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The state began testing schools for PCBs about a year ago, and as more of the dangerous chemicals are found, questions are growing over what it will cost to clean up the buildings.
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A historic marker that commemorates Vermont's first gay bar is hidden from view, and some LGBTQ+ activists want to move the sign.