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Pat Bradley
North Country Bureau Chief-
Now that Salt Lake City has been awarded the 2034 Winter Olympics, the new head of USA Luge in Lake Placid is excited that the games will be returning the U.S. as he assumes the management of the sliding sport.
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University of Vermont scientists studying Lake Champlain are assessing changes in water quality following recent flooding in Vermont.
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Governor Phil Scott says the state is opening temporary recovery centers as officials await word whether the state qualifies for federal disaster assistance.
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The Burlington, Vermont City Council held its July meeting at the temporary home of the Burlington High School, where councilors heard an update on construction of a new school and took up other city business.
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Democratic leaders and people around the country continue to respond to Joe Biden withdrawing from the presidential campaign with endorsements growing for Vice President Kamala Harris to be the nominee.
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Reaction in Vermont to President Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw from the presidential campaign and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor is following partisan lines.
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The University of Vermont has named a new scientific director for its maple research center.
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge, we’ll learn about the students and faculty at Stony Brook University who have created a resilience tool kit for student journalists.
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In ninth grade, Luke Basso began documenting the stories of veterans. Basso skipped his high school graduation this year to go to Normandy for the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott and administration officials provided an update Friday on what they say is significant flood damage from the remnants of Hurricane Beryl this week.