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4-H charity steer raises nearly $26,000 for first responders retreat - Vimarsana News

4-H charity steer raises nearly $26,000 for first responders retreat

Wiping tears from her eyes, Prince Albert's Michelle McKeaveney was overcome with emotion Monday afternoon.Riv...

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4-H charity steer raises nearly $26,000 for first responders retreat - Vimarsana News

4-H charity steer raises nearly $26,000 for first responders retreat

Wiping tears from her eyes, Prince Albert's Michelle McKeaveney was overcome with emotion Monday afternoon.River Valley Resilience Retreat, which McKe...

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Valley News - Jim Kenyon: Troubling development sees Post Mills farmer ousted from regualtory body - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Jim Kenyon: Troubling development sees Post Mills farmer ousted from regualtory body

In Vermont, the nine regional environmental commissions have a major say in proposed development projects that fall under the purview of Act 250, the state’s groundbreaking land use law that dates back to the early 1970s.Tim Taylor, a Post Mills...

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Valley News - Thetford softball tourney raises money for food shelf - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Thetford softball tourney raises money for food shelf

THETFORD — After a long day of slow-pitch softball at Thetford Academy, Joe Deffner presented the ceremonial championship bat to his longtime friend, Charlie Buttrey, although not without a painful admission.“This hurts,” Deffner said.Deffner and...

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Valley News - With the first frost yet to arrive in mid-October, Upper Valley farms are reaping the results - Vimarsana News

Valley News - With the first frost yet to arrive in mid-October, Upper Valley farms are reaping the results

WINDSOR — Morning glories in full bloom. Daily bounties of raspberries. Monarch butterflies lingering in the garden. Weeds shooting up from warm soil. And all in mid-October, long after a frost would typically punctuate the end of summer.“We’ve never...

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