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Fiancée of Dartmouth coach faces deportation over visa problem
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The community of Hanover, New Hampshire is rallying around a Dartmouth College squash coach and his fiancée. The coach is engaged to a young German woman, who faces deportation because of a problem on her visa.VPR News
Fraternity house faces forfeiture over drugs
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The federal government is seeking the forfeiture of a Burlington fraternity house for alleged drug dealing by its members.VPR News
Farmers worry about federal crackdown on immigrant workforce
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The 2,000 immigrant workers on Vermont dairy farms have always had a risky job. Many of the dairy workers are here illegally, and they can be deported if caught by federal authorities. But now the farmers who hire them are also worried. Federal officials have vowed to crack down on employers who knowingly hire illegal labor.VPR News
Vt police challenged by increase in illegal drug use
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Outgoing Public Safety Commissioner Kerry Sleeper says the biggest challenge facing Vermont’s law enforcement community is curtailing the growing impact of illegal drugs. Sleeper says additional state and or federal resources are going to be needed to successfully deal with the problem.VPR News
Sleeper says funding crucial in illegal drug fight
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Outgoing Public Safety Commissioner Kerry Sleeper says the biggest challenge facing Vermont’s law enforcement community is curtailing the growing impact of illegal drugs.VPR News
