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Can a cemetery die? With last-minute resuscitation, Rutland’s largest finds new life.
“You have so much of the history of the state here,” an official said of the 163-year-old Evergreen Cemetery, one of many Vermont burial grounds facing budget problems. Read the story on VTDigger here: Can a cemetery die? With last-minute resuscitation, Rutland’s largest finds new life..
05-27
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