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VPR News
#VTResponse Responds To Sandy Affected Areas
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With Vermont largely unscathed from superstorm Sandy’s wrath, a Burlington-based digital clearinghouse for those looking for help is turning its attention to the Eastern Seaboard.Vermont Edition
Surviving Sandy: How Vermont Fared In The Storm
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We get an update from other officials around the state on Hurricane Sandy’s aftermath and 7 Days News Editor Andy Bromage discusses the impact of super PAC Vermonters First.VPR News
Storm Keeps Bennington Firefighters Busy
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In Bennington and surrounding communities, firefighters and utility workers were kept busy through the early hours of the morning responding to trees falling across power lines – and causing trouble.VPR News
Southeastern Vermont Sees Power Outages, Little Damage
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People in southeastern Vermont are waking up to driving rain this morning and more than a thousand households are without power.VPR News
Sandy Could Have Been Worse In Vermont
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Starting out as Hurricane, and eventually morphing into Tropical Storm Sandy, swept through Vermont last night, and the overall assessment seems to be "it could have been worse."VPR News
Sandy Blew Through Rutland, But Left Little Damage Behind
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Green Mountain Power had warned that the Rutland area might be especially hard hit by last night’s storm, but the city weathered the storm well.VPR News
Hard Hit By Irene, Wilmington Spared By Sandy
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Some residents of Wilmington may have faced Hurricane Sandy with apprehension, after the devastation and long climb back from Tropical Storm Irene. The region was spared the worst of this storm, but Wilmington was ready.VPR News
Storm Damages Less Than Expected In NEK
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The high winds predicted for the Northeast Kingdom were sporadic, hitting some pockets harder than others.VPR News