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AT&T Seeks Tower Expansion on Hopkins Hill Road
After abandoning its plans for a telecommunications tower on Buffalo Mountain, AT&T has now submitted a request for a Certificate of Public Good to extend a tower at a different location.
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Lang-Godin Appointed Executive Director
MORRISVILLE – Carol Lang-Godin has been appointed executive director of the Lamoille Family Center (LFC) by the center’s board of
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Robertson Takes His Arts Class Online
Phillip Robertson, a Hardwick resident, and artist, is a Community College of Vermont (CCV) faculty member who is offering flexible learning options in the arts online.
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RALPH ARNOLD DEVENGER
EL PASO, Texas – Ralph Arnold Devenger passed away from natural causes at his home in El Paso on July
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Are There More Power Outages?
To the editor: Is it just me, or do we seem to be having more power outages since senior management
Columns
Invasives and What to Do About Them
Since ancient times, explorers have brought back seeds and plants from exotic lands.
“It’s Too Crowded!”
“Nobody goes there anymore. It’s too crowded.” This gag is usually attributed to Yogi Berra, and he did confirm that he’d said it. But it was popular even before Yogi was born. It doesn’t matter; content is almost always more important than source; and this expresses perfectly the way I feel about Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard during holiday season.
The Roar of the Common People
There’s a distant sweet sound alive on the breezes coming from the south. It floats across the Florida Straits and is audible,
