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Maine Hardest Hit by Powerful East Coast Storm - Vimarsana News

Maine Hardest Hit by Powerful East Coast Storm

Damage assessment is still underway.

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Vermont Contractors Tackle Flood-Damaged Infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Vermont Contractors Tackle Flood-Damaged Infrastructure

Vermont Emergency Management releases early flood infrastructure damage estimate exceeding $130 million.

Source: enr.com
Vermont Contractors Repair Flood-Damaged Infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Vermont Contractors Repair Flood-Damaged Infrastructure

Vermont Emergency Management releases early flood infrastructure damage estimate exceeding $130 million.

Source: enr.com
Multi-use path to connect Colchester and Essex along VT Route 15 - Vimarsana News

Multi-use path to connect Colchester and Essex along VT Route 15

A new 1.5 mile, multi-use path to be constructed this summer will connect Colchester and Essex.  The Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) in conjunction with Engineers Construction, Inc. (ECI) will begin the construction of a new path on VT Route 15 between the intersections of Lime Kiln Road, Colchester and Susie Wilson Road, Essex. The path will be 10-feet wide. The project also includes pedestrian signal upgrades, signage, pavement markings and more. The new path will run along the south side of VT Route 15 from Lime Kiln Road to Vermont Air National Guard Road. Then cross VT Route...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150409:18:47:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150409:18:47:00

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