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 G.S. Precision Will Stay And Expand In Brattleboro | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 168

One of Windham County's largest employers will stay in Vermont, after considering a relocation to New Hampshire.

 Bag Balm Now Comes In A New Tin Size, And In Tubes | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 157

Bag Balm, that yellowish salve made in the Northeast Kingdom, was developed 115 years ago for farmers who wanted to soften their cows’ teats before...

 Universal Recycling Law Brings More Food Than Expected To Hungry Vermonters | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 246

Vermont’s universal recycling law, Act 148, requires institutions that create large amounts of food waste to keep that food out of a landfill. And that...

 For Sanders, The South, Minority And Working Class Voters Are Crucial In 2016 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 250

Sen. Bernie Sanders' quest to win the Democratic presidential nomination has come a long way since the Vermont senator formally entered the race in late...

 Warm Weather Gives Road Crews Extra Time To Finish Fall Work | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 137

Road crews across the state are taking advantage of the warm days to catch up on projects they couldn't get done during the fall.

 Back From The Flood: Wilmington's Post-Irene Economy Is 'Stronger Than Ever' | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 292

Since Tropical Storm Irene ripped through Wilmington, businesses there have worked hard to recover. And by some measures, the local economy now is...

 West Windsor Buys Land At Closed Mt. Ascutney Resort | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 132

The town of West Windsor has purchased 468 acres of the former Ascutney Mountain Resort, thanks to local, state and national financial support. And the...

 Public Post: Beer Rankings, Annual Reports, Solid Waste Plan | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 284

Vermont beers took some top honors in the new ranking lists from ratebeer.com. Towns are struggling to justify the expense of printing and mailing...

 Welch Supports Upping Gas Tax To Stabilize Highway Trust Fund | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 153

Congressman Peter Welch says he'll support a 12-cent increase in the federal gasoline tax as a way to provide long-term stability for the nation's...

 Why Winooski's Former Mayor William Norful Is Running Again | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 1192

Candidates to be the next mayor of Winooski filed their election paperwork this week. And now the debate officially begins – about how best to lead the...

 Regional Report: Environmental Group Concerned About Vergennes Snow Dump | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 277

Snow, snow, everywhere you look. This past January saw higher than average snowfall totals, and colder than average temperatures to go along with it,...

 Lawmakers Say Shumlin Budget Would Spike Property Taxes | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 196

In his budget address last month, Gov. Peter Shumlin insisted that lawmakers abandon any bills that might put pressure on property taxes. But...

 New School Consolidation Bill Addresses 'Top-Down' Concerns | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 164

Legislation that would encourage school districts to join together with neighboring communities has been unveiled at the Statehouse. Backers of the...

 Winooski At A Critical Juncture, Says Mayoral Candidate Seth Leonard | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 1375

The city of Winooski has certainly seen its share of changes over the decades. The old mill town has re-branded itself as a hip enclave with a vibrant...

 'Quasi-Historical Farce' Portrays Life Of A Liberated Female Playwright | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 306

In the 1660s, post-Puritan England experienced its own kind of sexual revolution as women enjoyed first tastes of sexual freedom and empowerment.

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