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VPR News
Vermont Utilities Plan Recharging Stations For Electric Cars
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Vermont’s electric utilities are interested in building a network of recharging stations that drivers of plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles can use.Classical Music with Joe Goetz
Burlington Ensemble
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One of Vermont’s newest chamber music groups is Burlington Ensemble, a group of performers with a unique outlook on community involvement. We’ll hear from some of them this afternoon in advance of their concert this Saturday evening.VPR News
Burlington Fire Chief To Head Vt. Emergency Management
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Burlington Fire Chief Michael O’Neil has been appointed director of Vermont Emergency Management.VPR News
The Demise Of The VT Mozart Festival
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Barre Montpelier Times Argus and Rutland Herald arts editor Jim Lowe says the demise of the Vermont Mozart Festival is the result of a number of internal and external factors.VPR News
Sprawling Intelligence Network Lacks Oversight
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A series of Washington Post article co-authored by Vermont based journalist William Arkin points to the massive growth of intelligence gathering and an accompanying lack of oversight.Vermont Edition
U.S.Intelligence Effort Lacks Oversight And Coordination
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Vermont-based Washington Post writer William Arkin has been investigating the growth of the nation’s intelligence and security network since 9/11. A series of articles co-authored by Arkin documents its inefficiency, secrecy and redundancy.Classical Music with Walter Parker
Blue Heron Sings John Mason
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The Blue Heron Renaissance Choir, directed by Scott Metcalfe, sings a motet by John Mason.Commentary Series
Killacky: New Challenges
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As he anticipates the start of a new year, commentator John Killacky, Executive Director of Flynn Center for the Performing Arts in Burlington, is thinking about the challenge – and excitement – of learning new skills.VPR News