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VT Edition Interview: Lynn Levine & Ted Levin on winter tracking
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Lynn Levine has led tracking workshops at ski resorts and nature centers. Ted Levin is an award winning nature writer and naturalist. They speak with VPR’s Jane Lindholm about winter tracking.VPR News
Midday Newscast: December 28, 2007
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A builder is hiring some people who lost their jobs when another Claremont, N.H., builder closed;VPR News
2007 Year in Review: Business
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When things change in the business world, it often affects employment and the general economy. As VPR’s Steve Delaney reports, some of those stories during the past year involved one of the biggest names in business.Vermont Edition
Winter Wildlife
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We talk with professional wildlife watchers Ted Levin and Lynn Levine, and take your calls about reading the tracks and signs of animals in the winter woods. Also in the program, Professor Oliver Goodenough of the Vermont Law School discusses a Brattleboro-based lawsuit that looks at issues of legal liability on the Web. And our Year-End Review continues.VPR News
Laid off Claremont workers could find work with another builder
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Dozens of workers who lost their jobs when a Claremont modular home company shut down last week could find work with another local builder.VPR News
Vermonters get sneak peek at biofuel documentary
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Vermonters have a chance today to see a film screening next month in the Best Documentary competition at the Sundance Film Festival. It’s called "Fields of Fuel."Commentary Series
Green Mountain Roids
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In light of the Mitchell Report on steroids, the Rutland Herald polled coaches and trainers in Vermont – and found that the problem was not widespread in the state. But the poll led commentator Philip Baruth to imagine a scenario worthy of Jose Canseco: what if the Presidential candidates in New Hampshire all used steroids, and Vermont was the source of their Juice?VPR News