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The Vermont National Guard is preparing for a deployment but the details are sparse.
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Officials in Burlington, Vermont, are beginning to draft the Fiscal Year 2027 spending plan, and the mayor says the city is facing a significant budget gap.
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An interview with City Council Vice President Earl Persip.
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The district attorneys of Bennington County in Vermont and Berkshire County in Massachusetts have announced the closure of kidnapping and murder cases that date back to the 1980s.
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Vermont Nuclear Decommissioning Citizens Advisory Panel discusses possible groundwater PFAS levels.
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Berkshire County’s regional planning body is heading to North Adams, Massachusetts, this week to help homeowners apply for a loan program aimed at making living spaces more accessible.
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‘Cultúr Trí Spórt’: Elms College hosts Gaelic football match as part of International Education WeekShooting like soccer, punting like football and occasionally dribbling like basketball – Gaelic football shares plenty with modern American sports. It’s a game that hails from the Emerald Isle and for a few hours, spectators could see it play out in a slice of the Pioneer Valley – all part of a cultural learning opportunity.
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Vermont Public Interest Research Group’s Alexis Drown shares a report on advising shoppers how to avoid microplastics during the holiday season and beyond.
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The town of Great Barrington, Massachusetts, says a reimbursement program for residents dealing with an ongoing tainted water crisis has been expanded to $1,500 in financial assistance. WAMC Berkshire Bureau Chief Josh Landes spoke with WAMC's James Paleologopoulos about the situation.
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The Burlington, Vermont School District superintendent says the district has saved $6 million dollars on the cost of building a brand new high school.
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Pittsfield, Massachusetts, is investing $1 million to expand the city’s tech-industry incubator known as the Berkshire Innovation Center.
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A campaign to unseat one of the longest-serving state representatives in the Pioneer Valley is in full swing. With Democratic primaries less than a year away, a progressive community activist from Wilbraham says he hopes to represent a slice of Hampden County.