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   Airbnb hosts aren’t the enemy in Vermont’s housing debate

   Short-term rentals are heavily taxed and regulated in Vermont, contributing significant revenue to the state. Read the story on VTDigger here: Airbnb hosts aren…

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   UVM Health opens new outpatient clinic with leader in suicide care at the helm

   The 100-patient clinic seeks to expand Vermont’s capacity to treat suicidal thinking while also broadening research into the condition. Read the story on VTDigg…

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   Tensions mount over teachers’ contract in Blue Mountain Union School District

   Negotiations in the three-town district in Orange County are reaching an unusual point that school board members blame on rising pressure to cut costs. The unio…

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   Plans for 100-bed shelter in Chittenden County run into pushback

   Two nonprofits had hoped to locate the new low-barrier shelter at a former mattress store in South Burlington, until city officials registered their opposition.…

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   A bump at the pump: Labor Day is on track to have the highest gas prices ever

   Here’s what that could mean for travel, tourism and everyday Vermonters. Read the story on VTDigger here: A bump at the pump: Labor Day is on track to have the…

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   Nonprofit to acquire Vermont newspaper company

   The National Trust for Local News will buy the five weekly publications under the Vermont Community Newspaper Group banner, expanding into a fourth state. Read…

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   The teenager left behind in Irene’s chaos

   Marble Arvidson, then 17, disappeared just as Tropical Storm Irene began devastating the region. Along with the anniversary of the storm is the anniversary of h…

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   Tar spot fungus likely won’t mute fall colors

   “The spores overwinter in the leaf litter, so they’re always around,” said Charlotte town tree warden Cliff Mix. But they come out in years when the living is e…

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