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Vision for rail trail from Portland to New Gloucester comes into focus

Vision for rail trail from Portland to New Gloucester comes into focus
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Large crowd debates: Opening Morristown roads to four-wheelers

Large crowd debates: Opening Morristown roads to four-wheelers
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Hyde Park wants your public art ideas

The Hyde Park Selectboardâs art selection panel seeks community input for a new piece of public art to be installed at the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail trailhead parking off Depot Street Extension. Artist Dan Gottsegen presented concepts in the spring that included various structural designs displaying art for trail users. The final designs will create a series of paintings that will then be recreated in architectural glass and permanently installed along the trail. Memories, images and suggestions representing what we love and want to share about Hyde Park are needed. Contact Gottsegen directly at dan@dangottsegen.com.

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Lamoille County Sheriff s Department statistics, June 11-17 | Police, Fire, Rescue And Court Blotter

Warnings: 6 June 11 at 9:23 a.m., a deputy responded to a home on Route 15 in Wolcott and cited Ryan Whipple, 30, of Wolcott, for domestic assault. June 11 at 11:46 a.m., a real estate agent showing a property in Johnson reported animals had dragged trash from the neighboring property onto the yard of the place she was trying to sell. June 11 at 11:53 a.m., a Wolcott resident on Town Hill Road said his mailbox was smashed and he thinks he knows who did it. Police are investigating. June 11 at 1:46 p.m., landscapers doing work on East Hill Road in Wolcott were parked in the road, a complainant said. The crew told police they would try to move their truck and trailer further off the road.

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Looking Up: Silver Linings and Reflections From a Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Year

There's no sugar-coating it: The pandemic has sucked. But Vermonters are a resilient group, and even amid the darkest days of lockdown found creative ways to stay connected and hopeful. Read on for some of the small moments that lifted spirits in communities around the state, and for observations of positive outcomes that emerged in an otherwise dreary time.

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