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In Brattleboro, Bush-Cheney indictment on ballot
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Voters in Brattleboro say they believe President Bush and Vice President Cheney should be arrested for violating the Constitution if they ever visit their community.VPR News
VPR News Town Meeting Day and Presidential Primary Coverage
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Join Steve Delaney and David Moats for coverage of Vermont’s town Meeting Day and Presidential Primary Tuesday, March 4th at 7:00pm on VPR. Click here to listen to "The Town Meeting Tradition", an audio slide show narrated by Steve Delaney.Election 2008 Coverage
VPR coverage of Town Meeting Day and the Vermont Primary
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Join VPR and NPR for full coverage of the day’s political activities across Vermont and the country. At 7pm, tune in for VPR’s coverage of Town Meeting Day, hosted by VPR’s Steve Delaney. At 8:30pm, VPR joins NPR’s All Things Considered for updated primary coverage. At 10:00pm, NPR’s Robert Siegel and Melissa Block host NPR’s Primary Special recapping results in Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island, and Vermont.VPR News
Iraqi delegation attends Richmond Town Meeting
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One town meeting today hosted an unusual group of observers. A delegation from Iraq was in the state to see Vermont’s exercise in grassroots democracy in action.VPR News
AP exit data to be relased at close of polls
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When polls close across Vermont about an hour from now, the Associated Press will begin releasing data from its exit polling. The AP exit polls are typically the first to project the winners of major races, like today’s presidential primary.VPR News
Killington voters approve Article 8
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Article 8, which asked Killington Town meeting voters to approve a 1% local option tax on sales, rooms and meals and alcohol was passed today.VPR News
Markowitz says voting going smoothly at polls
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Vermont Secretary of State Deb Markowitz says voting has been going smoothly today at the polls across the state. Markowitz says there were some icy roads this morning, but the weather hasn’t kept people away from the polls.VPR News
Dinner is served before Goshen Town Meeting
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For years, residents of Goshen have been going to their Monday night town meetings with empty stomachs. That’s because dinner is served before business is conducted. Yesterday, we paid a visit to one Goshen resident as she prepared for the annual town meeting pot luck.VPR News