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House says Vermonters’ library records should be kept confidential
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The Vermont House has approved legislation that makes all library records confidential, unless a judge issues a warrant for the information. Debate over the bill concerned the rights of parents to learn what books their children have checked out of the library.Vermont Edition
Court Records Online
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Proponents of a bill at the Statehouse say that some records, particularly those related to family court proceedings, could be abused if they were available online, as opposed to paper records. We look at the public’s right to know and the individual’s right to privacy in the era of digital court records. Also, New Hampshire’s anti-tax stance might be eroding, and we hear about newly discovered letters from the Cornish, New Hampshire, painter Maxfield Parrish.VPR News
VT Senate votes to block Internet access to most court records
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The Vermont Senate has given its strong approval to legislation that blocks Internet access to most court records.VPR News
December’s snowy start is fairly normal
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December sure seems to have been a snowy month, especially compared to last year. But the weather records show this is pretty normal.VPR News
Midday Newscast: November 1, 2007
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A new passenger air service that will serve southern Vermont started today;VPR News
Midday Newscast: October 17, 2007
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Vermont’s dominant phone company has admitted to Congress that it turned over customer phone records to the government without a warrant; more…VPR News
Verizon admits to turning over phone records
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Vermont’s dominant phone company has admitted to Congress that it turned over customer phone records to the government without a warrant.VPR News