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Morristown adopts shriveled school budget
Morristown voters swallowed a bitter pill at Tuesday’s town meeting, passing a sharply reduced school budget that will slice programs and people — and still raise taxes.
Land trust seeks plans for using historic cabins
The two cabins are partially hidden, tucked among leafless hardwoods on a snowy stretch of the Mill Trail above the west branch of the Little River.
Relay For Life team honors friend’s memory
This Saturday, Kathleen Stockfleth, a two-year cancer survivor, and six of her college classmates will participate in the Relay for Life NordicStyle at Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe.
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Snapshots from Winter Games
Looking back on the recently closed Winter Games, it would be difficult to sum them up in one word.
Keene has the golden touch
Stowe resident Bud Keene is on the phone a lot these days.
Inside announcers’ booth
Giant logistical effort makes the Games run
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Gearing up for the great outdoors
A few months ago, Reed and Maureen McCracken had never heard of “aircraft-quality snowshoe welds.” They didn’t know about the ins and outs of, say, lightweight backpack polymers.
Stevens firm hires associate attorney
Jessica C. Wilson, a 2004 graduate of Cornell Law School, has joined Stevens Law Office in Stowe as an associate attorney, the firm has announced.
Association/Web site announce contest
The Stowe Area Association has announced it will team up with Trazzler.com to host a “Stowe Writing Contest.”
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Stowe Derby a blast, again
To the Editor:
Town-meeting reality
Stowe’s town meeting has come to resemble a big, cast-iron, claw-footed bathtub. It can still do the job, but it’s not efficient, it provides only one way of doing things, and it belongs to an earlier generation.
Stimulus plan gives little boost to broadband
Unfortunately, no matter what else the stimulus bill may or may not have done, it’s slowed down the rate of broadband deployment in the U.S. over the last year. The Rural Utility Service (part of the U.S. Agriculture Department) and NTIA (part of the U.S. Commerce Department) have awarded only 15 percent of the first round money they promised to make available. To be blunt, they failed in their mission. They are now poised to compound that failure with an absurd deadline of March 15 for second-round applications prior to availability of first-round results.
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Police statistics Feb. 15-21
Total incidents: 87
Stowe Fire Department incidents Feb. 19-25
Feb. 19 at 4:52 a.m., carbon monoxide alarm at Holmes Lane; detector defective.
Arraignments week of Dec. 7
Joshua D. Hess, 31, of Morrisville, driving after license suspension, pleaded not guilty.
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Stowe slips in the finale
The Vermont Division II boys’ hockey championship game ended with helmets, sticks and a big pile of Missisquoi Valley Union players scattered across the Gutterson Fieldhouse ice Monday night.
Stowe players, coach are all-stars
Three local high-school hockey players will compete Saturday at the ninth annual Essex Rotary Key Bank All Star Hockey Classic for women.
Friday’s deadline for Hyde Cup entries
Friday, March 5, is the registration deadline for the Hyde Cup 2010 hockey tournament.
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FEATURED COLUMNISTS
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Event Highlights:
Event Date:
March 13th, 2010
Event Time:
9:30am - 5:00pm
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March 14th, 2010
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March 16th, 2010
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