Vermont Travel and Tourism
Vermont travel news, advice, tips, ideas, commentary. Where to go, how to find it. What to see and do. Scenic drives, lodging, restaurants, hiking, fishing, skiing, bicycling, swimming, events, performances - all the ways to enjoy Vermont.
The Vermont attorney general's office has issued $10,000 in civil penalties against a landlord who was accused of filing a false lead paint compliance report about a property in Lyndonville.
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- Vt. town remains wary of wind project plan (syndication.boston.com)
- USDA investigating Vt. slaughterhouse (federaltimes.com)
- Controversy Over Cutting Vt. Court Costs (feedburner.com)
ADDISON, Vt. -- Top transportation officials from Vermont and New York are going to hold a news conference to talk about the condition of the closed Lake Champlain bridge between Addison, Vt., and Crown Point, N.Y.
The Monday event in Addison will...
From cbs6albany.com
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- Public meetings set in NY and VT on bridge (cbs6albany.com)
- VT Edition: Pam Blair's Sons Deploy to Afghanistan (search.msn.com)
- Primroses, Small Faces, Big Smiles (thevermontgardener.blogspot.com)
The lawyer for a Vermont slaughterhouse that was ordered shut down for allegedly mistreating baby calves says the person who secretly filmed footage that led to the closure provoked a plant worker to mistreat the animals.
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Former Vermont state senator and representative Matt Dunne — who served as the assistant director of the Rockefeller Center from 2004 to 2005 — announced his bid for governor on Tuesday in White River Junction, Vt. Dunne is the fourth Democrat to enter the 2010 primary race.
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From feedburner.com
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(By JOHN CURRAN, Associated Press Writer)
When a fire destroyed the beloved, centuries-old Putney General Store 18 months ago, some people here cried.The creaky wooden building where locals arrived for coffee, hardware and gossip, and where tourists ducked in to buy maple syrup by the gallon meant that much to them.
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A nuclear waste storage issue at Vermont Yankee is closer to being settled. Vermont Yankee owner Entergy and the state's Department of Public Service have agreed how to resolve Entergy's failure to monitor dry casks that store nuclear waste at the nuclear plant.
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MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) -- Efforts to bring Vermont's electrical grid into the 21st Century is getting a big boost. The state's congressional delegation says the administration of President Barack Obama is allocating nearly $69 million to Vermont. The money is part of a $3.4 billion national investment in Smart Grid technology. In Vermont the money will be used to expand the use of so-called "smart" electric meters from 28,000 to 300,000. The...
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