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Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak and public safety union leaders asked voters to approve a tax increase on Town Meeting Day
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The Burlington School District is holding a Black History event at City Hall Sunday
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Congressional representatives from Vermont and New York have introduced bipartisan legislation to maintain funding for Lake Champlain research, health and conservation.
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The Board of the Vermont Afghan Alliance this week announced the appointment of a new executive director. Starksboro resident Ellen Yount will replace outgoing director Molly Gray.
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Authorities have identified the victim in a fatal Pittsfield, Massachusetts, hit and run incident.
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After a WAMC story on a propane company’s failure to keep Western Massachusetts customers supplied with fuel during this frigid winter, more listener accounts have poured in.
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The state of Vermont, a local utility and environmental groups have reached an agreement on the future of the Green River Reservoir dam
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Vermont’s Smugglers' Notch Ski Resort has new owners.
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The federal government has approved funding that will allow Vermont to complete the building of needed broadband infrastructure to get internet to all areas of the state.
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Last night, the Pittsfield City Council voted unanimously to abandon a controversial camping ban put forward last spring by Mayor Peter Marchetti. The move caps off almost a year of intense debate in Berkshire County's largest community over how the city should best address the needs of unhoused residents in the downtown.
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An interview with independent jounralist Bill Shein of Reason Gone Mad.
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Vermont officials are opening Extreme Cold Weather Shelters for the unhoused when the wind chill reaches 10-below zero.