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Police Seek Death Certificates For Curriers
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Police now believe Bill and Lorraine Currier were abducted and killed at an abandoned farmhouse in Essex.VPR News
Vt. Towns Increasingly Consider Consolidating Services
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As federal and state resources continue to dry up, in Vermont, where there’s a strong independent streak, many cities and towns are trying to consolidate their basic services while also maintaining local autonomy.VPR News
Vt. Towns Aiming To Go Green Remove, Change Streetlights
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Finding greater energy efficiency is a proposition facing many Vermont communities, and towns hoping to save on energy costs are starting small – with their streetlights.VPR News
Police In Essex Seeking Missing Couple In Dig
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State and Essex police officers are excavating an area off Vermont Route 15 in a search for William and Lorraine Currier, the Essex Junction couple who disappeared last June.VPR News
Mild Winter Saves Essex $100,000
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Town officials in Essex have saved $100,000 in maintenance costs due to the mild winter.VPR News
Vt. Police Adopt License Plate Reader
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The technology allows police to photograph a license plate and cross reference it with a Motor Vehicles Department database to check ownership records.VPR News
With Full Schedules, Towns Block Corporate Personhood From Ballots
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Many Vermont towns will take up the hot-button national issue of corporate personhood. But some say it has no place at their meetings because it is a national issue and they’ve got plenty else to worry about.VPR News
Essex Suspends Community Park Passes Due To Overcrowding
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The Select Board in Essex has voted to suspend the sale of non-residential passes to a 575-acre community park for the 2012 season after receiving a number of complaints about overcrowding and trail degradation.VPR News