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Glen Goodall served in the South Pacific during World War II, now the Williamstown vet is in Washington D.C. for two very special honors.
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Health CO-OP reorganizes to try to win license
The Vermont Health CO-OP has expanded its board of directors and named an interim chairman to replace Mitchell Fleischer, a founding director and board chairman, who has resigned.
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This Feb. 11, 2009 file photo shows a shopper looking over the milk aisle at the Hunger Mountain Co-op in Montpelier, Vt.
Burlington residents lose power
A bizarre power outage kept many Burlington residents and businesses in the dark for much of Sunday.
Riders gathered at the start line Sunday, ready to take on the open roads. It was all part of the The Central Vermont Cycling Tour at the Morse Farm in Montpelier.
Permits For Massive Killington Resort OK'd
A phased master plan for a new ski village at the base of Killington, proposed by SP Land Co., is coming closer to fruition now that the last state permits were granted a week ago.
State employees raise concerns over move to Barre
The building going up on Barre's North Main Street is slated to become new offices that will house about 170 state Agency of Education employees, among others.
Vt. AG looking into governor's controversial land deal
Attorney General Bill Sorrell confirmed his office was looking into the matter this week on the Mark Johnson Show on WDEV radio.
New fire safety and chemical laws enacted
The governor and lawmakers gathered at a Burlington firehouse Thursday to sign the fire safety bills into law.
BCA summer series debuts in City Hall Park
The crunch of a crisp, red apple could be heard loud and clear in Burlington's City Hall Park prior to the giggling masses that showed up just in time for the comedic acrobatic stunts of Noah Nielsen, 18, of Montpelier and Owen Winship, 20, of Idaho.
A staff member of the Japanese toy and home appliances maker CCP Co. operates a "Nano-Falcon," the world's smallest infrared remote-controlled helicopter, at the Tokyo Toy Show.
Cooper CEO says buyer committed to US operations
In this May 2, 2007 file photo, Cooper tires are on display at Vermont Tire and Service Inc. in Montpelier, Vt.
When you have your photo taken at the Vt. Department of Motor Vehicles you may worry about how you look, not so much who will be looking at that photo.
Vt. cashes in on surplus auction
The state surplus vehicle auction brought in much more money than expected. Final sales from the event in Berlin last Saturday totaled about $784,000-- nearly $200,000 more than state officials were hoping for.
Dodge's new lawyer a familiar Shumlin foe
Jeremy Dodge, the East Montpelier man who sold his land to Gov. Peter Shumlin then regretted it, now has a lawyer.
Woman dies of injuries suffered in Rt. 4 crash
The crash happened last Thursday on Route 4 -- near exit one on Interstate 89. Police say 72-year-old Ingrid Neuwirt of West Lebanon crossed the center line and crashed into 43-year-old Shirley Adams of White River Junction.
MiVT: Whistles in harmony with nature
The birds are singing sweet songs in East Montpelier, and there's one woman who's in harmony with them.
Vt. ACLU sues for private prison records
The American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont is suing to get access to settlements involving the Corrections Corporation of America.
F-35 debate highlights Vermont's activist nature
In this April 6, 2000 file photo, marchers walk down the steps of the Statehouse in Montpelier, Vt.
Photo Flash: Saturday Intermission Pics, June 8, Part 2 - NEWSIES...
BroadwayWorld collected as many of yesterday's evening Saturday Intermission Pics as we could to bring you Part 2 of our June 8th SIP round-up! Check out part one HERE .