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Hook, Line, And Sinker: It’s Fishing Season!
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We learn about the conditions, the health of our trout population and where to find the fish this season, celebrate National Poetry Month and continue our series marking the anniversary of the Vermont Folklife Center’s Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program.VPR News
This Week In The New Hampshire Legislature
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John Gregg, local editor for the Valley News speaks with Vermont Edition about the political debates at the New Hampshire Statehouse this week.Vermont Edition
Returning from War
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Coming home from war is never easy. Author Karl Marlantes and Psychologist Jon Coffin share their experiences.VPR News
‘Bunker Project’ Attempts To Save Bats From White Nose Syndrome
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Scott Darling, wildlife biologist with the Vermont Fish And Wildlife Department, talks with Vermont Edition about the status of White Nose Syndrome in Vermont and a test program that relocates healthy bats to a location in Maine to save them from the disease.Vermont Edition
Migrant Workers Argue For Driving Privileges
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People who are in Vermont illegally may soon be able to get a legal driver’s license. Supporters say it provides a level of freedom and safety for people who are isolated on the farms where they work.VPR News
Rutland Uses Flowers To Boost Curb Appeal
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First it was solar power. Now Green Mountain Power officials are teaming up with Rutland area businesses and community groups to harness flower power.VPR News
Learning The Dance And Music Of Their Native Land
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Mediha Jusufagic founded a group called the Bosnian Lilies, and taught the children of immigrant families the dance and music of their native land.VPR News
Film Looks At The Framework Of The War On Drugs
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Vermont filmmaker Eugene Jarecki talks with Vermont Edition about making the film, The House I Live In. The documentary that is largely an indictment of the legal, political and social framework of the war on drugs.Vermont Edition
