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Split Vote On Castleton Town Hall
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In Castleton, a controversial vote on whether or not to renovate the historic town office building took an interesting twist.VPR News
Rutland Rejects Water Filtration System
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In Rutland, voters said no to a $5.5 million water filtration system to help the city meet EPA drinking water standards.VPR News
Snow In Mountains Means Skiing At Killington
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There’s been snow in the mountains today. And in Killington, that means there’s also skiing and snowboarding.VPR News
Rutland Opens New Multi-Use Bike Path
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Nearly 100 people gathered in Rutland early Saturday morning to celebrate the opening of a new multi-use bike path in the city. It was the culmination of a 7 year-long community wide effort launched during the city’s Creative Economy Initiative.VPR News
Castleton Split Over Town Office
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For years Castleton’s town offices were located in a historic building in the heart of the village. But mold and other safety concerns forced a move into temporary quarters last year. Local residents remain split over whether to build a new town office or restore the old one and next Tuesday they’ll vote on the issue.VPR News
New Home For Rutland Winter Farmers’ Market
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Rutland’s winter farmers’ market will kick off its new season Saturday in a much larger location. Organizers are excited because it means more vendors can take part. And city officials are pleased because the market is moving into an old warehouse that’s been vacant for years.VPR News
Sandy Blew Through Rutland, But Left Little Damage Behind
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Green Mountain Power had warned that the Rutland area might be especially hard hit by last night’s storm, but the city weathered the storm well.VPR News
State’s Largest Power Company Prepares For Outages
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Green Mountain Power has been gearing up for Hurricane Sandy for a week assessing what parts of the state may be hardest hit, where to move resources and how to best utilize outside crews coming to help.VPR News
