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Bennington Select Board drops opposition to Bypass plan
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The Bennington Select Board is dropping its opposition to a Bennington Bypass plan that doesn’t include direct access to a proposed welcome center for some travelers on U.S. Route 7.VPR News
Report due on permanent office sites
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State employees who were moved out of a Bennington office building because of health concerns may soon learn of their permanent office locations.VPR News
Midday Report: January 9, 2008
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Opponents say the latest problems at Vermont Yankee have given them new grounds for arguing that the nuclear power plant should close; in Bennington, more than $1,000 in damage was done to a former school building during a burglary;VPR News
Midday Newscast: January 6, 2008
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Members of Congress are due to be sworn in to a new term in office at this hour; a business that wants to open a store in downtown Rutland could get free rent for a year; more…VPR News
Possible state office to undergo more testing
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Officials say a Bennington building will undergo more testing before it houses state employees who were moved out of another building because of health concerns.VPR News
Bennington to deliver state Christmas tree
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This year’s blue spruce will stand in front of the Statehouse in Montpelier. The tree was cut Monday from private property in Old Bennington.VPR News
After almost 50 years, judge calls it quits
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Probate Judge Doris Buchanan, who’s 74, is retiring effective February first. Buchanan will draw a curtain on a career that included stints as a municipal court reporter, stenographer, clerk and judge.VPR News
Fund for sick state workers in the red
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A fund that was set up to help Bennington State Office Building workers diagnosed with sarcoidosis is in the red.VPR News
