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Unemployment Claims Pose Challenges
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Vermont Labor Commissioner Patricia Moulton Powden discusses the pressures mounting layoffs have placed on Vermont’s unemployment compensation system. And Valley News reporter John Gregg tells us how the Upper Valley economy is starting feel the economic affects at Dartmouth College and the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.VPR News
Dartmouth to announce cost-cutting moves
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Dartmouth College expects to announce some cost-cutting moves as it works to adapt to the economic meltdown.VPR News
Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader visits NH
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Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader is campaigning in New Hampshire today.VPR News
Nader makes campaign stops in VT and NH
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Consumer advocate and presidential candidate Ralph Nader is visiting Vermont and New Hampshire next week.VPR News
Interview: Rick Benjamin of the Paragon Ragtime Orchestra
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This weekend offers plenty of swashbuckling action at Dartmouth College. The Hopkins Center is presenting the 1920 silent film, The Mark Of Zorro, with live accompaniment from the Paragon Ragtime Orchestra, conducted by Rick Benjamin.VPR News
Vermont-New Hampshire Little League players headed to Cuba
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In a rare occurrence since the U.S. embargo of Cuba, a Little League team from Vermont and New Hampshire will play baseball in the Caribbean island this summer.VPR News
Computer animation prods Dartmouth to conserve power
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An animated polar bear is helping to remind Dartmouth College students to conserve power.VPR News
Record number of students apply to Dartmouth
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More students than ever applied to Dartmouth College this year. Dartmouth says more than 16,000 students applied to attend Dartmouth next fall. The school is sending admission letters to just over 2,000 of them and expects about half of that number will become the class of 2012.VPR News