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Dont miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BENNINGTON — When passing residents peer into the store-level windows of the historic Putnam Block buildings, the unfinished look they sometimes see might be misleading. The $31 million first phase of the Putnam Block project — to renovate the former Hotel Putnam, the old Courthouse building and the Winslow Building for new retail and residential space — is essentially complete, according to Bill Colvin, point-person for the de...

Dozens saved in dramatic rescues from flooding in Kentucky, West Virginia: ‘It was God, I tell you’ Joseph Wilkinson Emergency workers saved dozens of people in Kentucky and West Virginia over the weekend as both states experienced severe flooding. Firefighter Eddie Stacy and his co-workers rescued a family from a flooded car in Wolfe County in eastern Kentucky, the Associated Press reported. Stacy’s crew was responding to a downed tree when he noticed a woman’s cellphon...

VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES FEB. 26 Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công  26/02/2021    08:38 GMT+7 Hanoi reports case of COVID-19 relapse A patient has tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 again after being given the all-clear, the Hanoi Centre of Disease Control (CDC Hanoi) said on February 25. The 48-year-old patient, who resides in Dich Vong ward in Cau ...

D. Ray Smith and Benita Albert/Historically Speaking Retired Oak Ridge High School teacher Benita Albert brings us Part Two of a great story of yet another amazing Oak Ridge Schools graduate. John Penniman’s story is one Benita selected because of his contribution to the 75th anniversary book on Oak Ridge Schools. It is a two-part story and rich in detail exploring John’s intriguing life since leaving Oak Ridge. You will be drawn into the story and enjoy reading part two where Benita focuse...

Vietnam, New Zealand to expand fruit trade this year By Viet Anh  &nbspFebruary 25, 2021 | 09:00 am GMT+7 Pomelos are harvested in Ha Tinh Province in central Vietnam, August 2020. Photo by VnExpress/Duc Hung. Vietnamese limes and pomelos could be exported to New Zealand soon, following a commitment made Wednesday during the first agricultural dialogue between the two countries. The virtual dialogue was co-chaired by Ray Smith, Chief Executive of the New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industri...

HANOI (Vietnam News/ANN): New Zealand and Vietnam on Wednesday (Feb 24)added a new link to their flourishing agriculture relationship by signing an Agriculture Cooperation Arrangement at the first New Zealand – Vietnam Agricultural Dialogue.

Vietnam-New Zealand fruit trade to be expanded this year Vietnam’s limes and grapefruits may soon be exported to New Zealand. This is the result of talks between representatives of the two countries during their first agricultural dialogue on Wednesday. The virtual dialogue was co-chaired by Ray Smith, CEO of the Ministry of Primary Industries of New Zealand and Dr. Le Quoc Doanh, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) of Vietnam. The New Zealand Embassy press release sta...

Georgia counties seek legal fees for ‘frivolous’ Trump voter-fraud lawsuit Two counties in Georgia are seeking to recoup attorneys’ fees from former President Donald Trump and Georgia Republican Party Chairman David Shafer stemming from their lawsuit that made “frivolous” and “baseless” claims of voter fraud in Georgia’s count during the presidential election, according to court filings. DeKalb County said its legal costs to fight the “unsubstantiated and harassing claims” c...