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Oil Exec Says Line Could Be Used For Tar Sands
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The head of a regional oil pipeline company says he’s looking for new projects, including using the line to carry controversial tar sands oil across northern New England. The Legislature is reviewing the pipeline issue amid national protests against a project that would carry tar sands oil from western Canada to the Gulf of Mexico.VPR News
Lamoille County Interested In Opening Morrisville Food Co-Op
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Even though Lamoille County is also home to many farms, food processed and packaged hundreds or even thousands of miles away is often easier to obtain than food grown, raised or produced locally. That’s why the town is working with a group of volunteers to try and start a downtown food coop.VPR News
Program Helps Teach Students To Ski
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Many kids are getting out on the slopes this winter, thanks to learn-to-ski-and-ride programs offered to local students at resorts across the state. The low-cost programs are designed to be accessible to all Vermont school children.VPR News
Morrisville Holds Festival Of Lights
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Jingle bells were the theme at Saturday’s Festival of Lights in Morrisville. The annual holiday event is designed to showcase what Morrisville and its downtown businesses have to offer.VPR News
Morristown Kick Off Shop Local Effort
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In rural places like Morristown, it’s easy for shoppers to hop online, or drive to a hub like Williston. It’s also not far to venture across the border to New Hampshire to take advantage of chain-store promotions. But Morristown is home to around 75 locally owned businesses. And this year they’re banding together to encourage shoppers to stay close to home.VPR News
Newscast: Wednesday, November 7, 2012, 7:34 a.m.
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Newscast: Wednesday, November 7, 2012, 7:34 a.m.VPR News
Missing A Mannequin?
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A call to police around 8 o’clock last night reported a naked man standing near exit three on Interstate 91, in Brattleboro.VPR News