Stories about 'meeting' from the Welcome to the VPR Archive

In all, 33 towns supported closing of nuke plant

By VPR | March 4, 2009

Organizers of a campaign to close Vermont Yankee nuclear plant say 33 towns voted in favor a measure urging state lawmakers to pull the plug on it.

Town won’t fund enforcement of nudity ban

By VPR | March 4, 2009

Nudists will be able to return to Lake Willoughby’s Southwest Cove this summer without worrying the town will demand they cover up.

Bigger buildings pass vote in Manchester

By VPR | March 4, 2009

Residents have narrowly passed two zoning amendments that allow larger buildings in downtown Manchester.

VT Edition: Town Meeting Day recap

By Jane Lindholm | March 4, 2009

Reporter Bob Kinzel and VPR’s Jane Lindholm to take a closer look at some of the results of Towwn Meeting Day.

Results from VPR’s Town Meeting call-in program

By Bob Kinzel | March 3, 2009

Here are the results posted as they came in to VPR’s Town Meeting call-in program hosted by Bob Kinzel.

VPR’s Town Meeting page contains our complete coverage of Town Meeting Day including, news stories, interviews, photos from across trhe state, the complete audio from our special call-in program and listener posts about the day.

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It’s Town Meeting Day across Vermont

By Nina Keck | March 3, 2009

Voters are electing municipal leaders and deciding issues large and small.

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Stowe voters approve saving former church

By VPR | March 3, 2009

Voters in Stowe say a decrepit 19th century church building is worth saving.

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Warren voters give no-confidence vote to VT Yankee

By VPR | March 3, 2009

Voters in Warren want the state Legislature to stop Vermont Yankee nuclear plant from operating past its scheduled 2012 closing.

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VT Edition: Town Meeting Day check-in

By Jane Lindholm | March 3, 2009

It’s that time again, when Vermonters gather with their neighbors to vote on the issues that affect their communities. VPR’s Jane Lindholm checks in with town meeting officers around the state to see how this venerable tradition is faring.