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Stronger beer bill passes the Senate
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Beer lovers are cheering passage of bill that will allow stronger beer to be sold in stores across Vermont. The specialty beers, with an alcohol contest of more than 8 percent, are now only available in liquor stores. The bill, which was passed by the Vermont House last year and the Senate this week, would allow the beer to be sold at grocery and convenience stores statewide.VPR News
Mother organizes new search for missing Middlebury student
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Natalie Garza hasn’t given up hope for her son , or for the authorities who have searched for him.VPR News
Team searching Otter Creek for missing college student
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Police say an underwater search of the Otter Creek yesterday didn’t turn up any evidence of missing Middlebury College student Nicholas Garza.VPR News
Team to search river for missing Middlebury College student
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A technical research team from the Saranac, NY Fire Department is due in Middlebury today to search Otter Creek for a missing Middlebury College student.VPR News
River search to begin on Wednesday for missing college student
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Middlebury police say a ground search will resume Tuesday for clues into the disappearance of 19-year-old Nicholas Garza, who has been missing for more than two months.VPR News
Morning Newscast: April 4, 2008
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Here are the top stories at 7:30 a.m.: Vermont’s Senators say homeowners in their state can use some help; the Vermont Senate wants the state Attorney General to investigate whether oil companies are fixing prices and gouging customers; a Mendon hotel has been shut down by the state after tests confirmed it as the source for a case of Legionnaires’ disease; and a worldwide shortage in hops, a key ingredient in beer, is hitting home in Vermont.VPR News