Local advocates take steps to anticipate immigration enforcement
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Local advocates take steps to anticipate immigration enforcement

Even in a sanctuary state like Vermont, where approximately 4.5% of the state’s population consists of foreign-born citizens, communities are coming together to prepare and educate their concerned members at risk or affected by Trump administration executive orders targeting immigrants.

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Stake on Mt. Mansfield logs near-record snow levels
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Stake on Mt. Mansfield logs near-record snow levels

The snow stake atop Vermont’s highest peak, Mt. Mansfield, recorded an impressive 103 inches on Sunday, March 2. It was the third-highest snowpack reading for that date since 1954, when the stake was installed, making this winter one of the snowiest on record.

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Duxbury voters eye a budget increase, sparse elections
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Duxbury voters eye a budget increase, sparse elections

Voters in Duxbury head to the polls Tuesday at the town office drive-through loop to vote on all town and school Town Meeting Day questions. The $1.3 million town budget carries a 12% increase and candidates for selectboard, school board and more are in short supply.

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Waterbury Select Board’s youth is unique for Vermont
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Waterbury Select Board’s youth is unique for Vermont

Most towns in Vermont struggle to convince young people to run for office, but that’s not the case with Waterbury’s Select Board where three of its five members are millennials and three of the five candidates on Tuesday’s ballot are under 35.

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