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Fairlee dispensary brings new life to a defunct gas station
Ninny Goat & Co. owner Airon Shaw said she had to take a risk on herself to open the shop, whose name and retro theme were inspired by her grandmother. Read the story on VTDigger here: Fairlee dispensary brings new life to a defunct gas station.
Video: Tracking scattered showers and thunderstorms
Unsettled weather continues through the start of the week with more chances for showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will stay below average for mid-August through late week. Mainly cloudy on Monday with temperatures in the low-mid 70s. While showers are possible at times through the day, the best chance of scattered...
Lappin's Pair of Late Goals Lifts UNH Past Holy Cross, 3-2
DURHAM, N.H. – Grad student Delaney Lappin (Corbin City, N.J.) scored a pair of late goals to lift the University of New Hampshire women's soccer team to Sunday afternoon's 3-2 victory against College of the Holy Cross at Wildcat Stadium. With UNH trailing 2-1, Lappin tied the score in...
Weeks after floods, Vermont businesses struggling to get visitors to return
BURKE, Vt. (AP) — Two bouts of flooding from storms in July has hampered businesses and destinations in an economically depressed section of northern Vermont, with some still closed as they continue to repair damage and others urging visitors, who were deterred by the weather, to make the trip.
Water Directly Sourced From Adirondack Town To Be Bottled & Sold
There is a new high-end bottled water and it is sourced directly from Fort Ann, New York. This Washington County drinking water is unique and pure. Not only is it sourced here, but it will also be manufactured and bottled in Albany County. Realm Artesian Water is a high-end bottled...
Moriah's M3 Musicfest returns
“I am grateful for everyone's attendance and am really looking to entice more of Moriah and Port Henry and local residents,” said Trish Montgomery, concert organizer. “We are getting bigger every year and are starting to gain some name recognition.” — MORIAH| Moriah Magical Music, otherwise known as the annual M3 MusicFest, is returning for its third year on Saturday, Sept. 7.
WTSA NEWS FOR MONDAY AUGUST 19th 2024
Vermont State Police have located the abandoned vehicle of Matthew Houskeeper, a 59-year-old man from North Bennington, who has been missing for over three days. His car was discovered around 11:30 a.m. on Friday near Sherman Reservoir in Whitingham, but there were no signs of him in the vicinity. Houskeeper was last seen in Manchester, Vermont, at approximately 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday and was reported missing the following day after failing to arrive at work. He is described as 6’1″ tall and weighing around 210 pounds, with his mobile phone turned off. Investigators note that Houskeeper is an avid kayaker often found on local waters. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Bennington Police at (802) 442-1030 or the VSP Westminster barracks at (802) 722-4600.
Climate change activists urge attorney general to prosecute fossil fuel industry
Jennifer Sebold is a 48-year-old single mother of three in Montpelier, Vermont, and climate change is a very personal issue for her. She lost two businesses — a flower shop and a separate store selling various types of goods — in the Great Vermont Flood of 2023. Like much of the rest of the world, Vermont is experiencing more extreme weather because of climate change, in particular devastating floods that cover entire communities in debris.
Vermont's youngest delegate at the DNC: 'This is my future. I want to have a say in it.'
The Democratic National Convention opens in Chicago today, and Vermont's delegation is one of the youngest in the country. Nine of the 14 voting delegates are under the age of 37 — and four are under 26. The youngest Vermont delegate in Chicago is Addie Lentzner of Bennington, who...
A seat at the table
Speaking with the youngest delegate representing Vermont at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Plus, new limits on the motel housing program will soon go into effect, the state wants to turn a rundown historic structure at Little River State Park into a hut, the feds negotiating Medicare drug prices could result in even more savings in Vermont, and a man charged with murder of a Rutland police officer will stay behind bars during his trial.
Green Mountain Power uses drones to more efficiently locate storm damage
Green Mountain Power is using drones to locate down and damaged power lines left in the wake of severe weather, helping line crews restore power more quickly by saving hours of time hiking in rough, remote terrain to search for damage before those crews can move in to make repairs. Since January, 10 GMP field assessors certified as drone pilots have conducted more than 150 flights over lines, poles and other infrastructure to find damaged equipment, including...
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