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State Police Step Up Traffic Enforcement At Border
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Vermont State Police kicked off Easter weekend on Friday by stepping up traffic enforcement at the border between Vermont and Quebec.VPR News
Northern Border May Be More Secure Than Depicted
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The head of the Border Patrol says the tool used to measure whether his agency has operational control of the border is not necessarily a good way to assess border security.VPR News
Support Grows For Closing Morses Line Crossing
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A northern Vermont farm family has won another powerful ally as it tries to overturn the federal government’s decision to take land for a new border station.VPR News
Support Grows for Vermont Farmer Battling Border Patrol
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Over a hundred people – including some tea party protesters – packed Franklin Town Hall on Saturday morning for a public hearing about plans to build a new border inspection station on the Canadian border at Morse’s Line.VPR News
Public Will Get To Weigh In On Border Upgrade
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Franklin County residents will get a chance to voice their concerns over a new multi-million dollar border post that would take a farmer’s land.VPR News
Feds Threaten To Seize Land For Border Crossing
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The federal government has threatened to take a Franklin County farm family to court to seize five acres of their land for a new border crossing.VPR News
Border Community History & Culture
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VPR’s Jane Lindholm talks with publisher Scott Wheeler of Derby and author Matt Farran of Stanstead, Quebec about the history and culture of border communities.Vermont Edition
Life In The Border Towns
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We’ll talk about life in towns on the Vermont-Quebec border and the issues that concern people whose work and social lives straddle two different countries and cultures.VPR News