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Hurricane Sandy Update
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As Hurricane Sandy makes itself felt in our area, we hear from emergency management personnel, weather forecasters and VPR reporters on the impact of the weather system on our region.VPR News
#VTResponse Reboots As Sandy Slowly Increases
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A digital clearinghouse for those looking for help – or looking to help – that materialized in the wake of Tropical Storm Irene has geared up again – this time for Hurricane Sandy.VPR News
Vt. Yankee Technicians Get Ready For Storm
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Technicians at Vermont Yankee have been preparing for the high winds and prolonged power outages expected from Hurricane Sandy.VPR News
Power Outages Climb; Red Cross Opens Shelters
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The American Red Cross has begun to open shelters for anyone who needs them. They’re in Rutland at the hospital, at the high school in Wilmington and at the Mountain School in Winhall.VPR News
Vt. Towns Prepare, Wait For Sandy
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Storm-weary cities and towns across the state continued to prepare for Hurricane Sandy Monday afternoon, as they closely monitor the path of the massive storm.VPR News
Emergency Management Says ‘All Hands On Deck’ For Sandy
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The effects of Hurricane Sandy are already being felt in Vermont. Utilities say there are already more than 1,000 customers without power in Windham, Bennington and Orleans counties.VPR News
What You Can Do To Prepare For Hurricane Sandy
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Larry Crist, Regional Executive Director for the Vermont and New Hampshire Valley Red Cross talks about what people can do to make sure that they’re prepared for Hurricane Sandy, and what to do while the storm is underway.Vermont Edition
Gubernatorial Candidate Randy Brock; Hurricane Sandy Preparedness
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Gubernatorial candidate Randy Brock discusses his stand on the major issues and we check in with the Red Cross and the state Department of Public Safety about their efforts to prepare for Hurricane Sandy.VPR News
