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Gubernatorial candidate Gaye Symington
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Democratic candidate for governor Gaye Symington discusses the key issues facing the state’s economy. A report on how downtown Rutland has recovered from flooding in summer rainstorms. And a bonsair grower reveals the art of cultivating tiny trees.VPR News
Vermont Edition interview: Gaye Symington
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The Democratic candidate for governor released her economic plan last week. VPR’s Jane Lindholm talks with Symington about that plan and about criticism of her run for governor.VPR News
Pollina stresses prevention over tougher sex offender laws
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Independent gubernatorial candidate Anthony Pollina says he’s not convinced that creating new and tougher sex offender laws is the right way to respond to the issue of sexual abuse.VPR News
VT Edition: Anthony Pollina on the gubernatorial race
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Anthony Pollina’s independent campaign for governor got a boost with a court ruling that he can keep his early fundraising dollars. Pollina speaks with VPR’s Bob Kinzel about the top issues in this three-way race as Election Day nears.Vermont Edition
Gov. candidate Anthony Pollina
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Anthony Pollina’s independent campaign for governor got a boost from a federal court ruling on campaign finance recently. We talk with about the three-way race for governor. Also, an audio postcard from Old Bennington.VPR News
Court rules in favor of Pollina’s campaign contributions
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Independent gubernatorial candidate Anthony Pollina says the court decision is a big boost to his candidacy in the final weeks before the election. And he says he feels vindicated by the ruling.Vermont Edition
Gov. Jim Douglas
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Vermont Edition continues a series of one-on-one interviews with candidates for statewide office with incumbent Governor Jim Douglas. Also, news analaysis from VPR’s John Dillon and a snapshot of voices in the week’s news.VPR News
Experts weigh role of endorsements in Governor’s race
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Independent gubernatorial candidate Anthony Pollina has received 3 key labor endorsements in the past week. The latest support is from the state’s teachers union.VPR News