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In Vergennes, Farmers’ Market Set For Another Year
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The Vergennes City Council has agreed to continue the town’s farmers’ market on the City Green from June through September of this year.VPR News
Advocates Worry Vt.’s Renewable Energy Fund Is Nearly Depleted
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Renewable energy advocates worry that a state fund that has fueled the growth of Vermont’s clean energy industry is running out of money. Gov. Peter Shumlin says he has a plan to replenish the fund through a new generation tax on Vermont Yankee.VPR News
Voices In The Week’s News: April 13, 2012
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These were some of the voices in the news this week.VPR News
Vergennes Considers Religious Displays In City Park
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Vergennes is drafting rules for holiday displays in the city-owned park. The move comes after a resident raised concerns about a nativity scene that appears every December.VPR News
Vergennes Principal Processed For DUI
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Vermont State Police say a celebrated Vergennes principal who was on medical leave is now facing charges of driving under the influence.VPR News
Commissioner Calls For School District Mergers
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Vermont Education Commissioner Armando Vilaseca worries petitions in Addison and Vergennes to stop a school merger will stall other districts considering school board consolidations.VPR News
Vergennes postpones hearing on chief
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A disciplinary hearing has been postponed for Vergennes Police Chief Michael Lowe, who is facing drug and embezzlement charges.VPR News
Police chief’s status under consideration
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Vergennes officials are expected on Tuesday to take up the status of Police Chief Michael Lowe, who is facing drug and embezzlement charges.VPR News