RSS News Feed Provided by WCAX --   What does credit rating hit mean for Burlington? Jo Bradley used to work for Soloman Brothers, but currently runs the Vermont Economic Development Authority.New therapy offered for young sex abuse victims The Chittenden Unit for Special Investigations and the Children's Advocacy Center in Burlington have a new way to help sex crime victims.Man caught on tape stealing fish from pet store A bizarre case of shoplifting in Colchester, a man was caught on tape stealing live fish.Littleton HS may have to fire entire staff Littleton High School faces serious sanctions for its poor student performance.Voters approve new Lebanon Middle School Voters in Lebanon approved building a new middle school Tuesday.School bond passes in Claremont In Claremont voters barely passed a $23-million dollar bond measure for improvements to their high school.Tentative teacher contract in St. Albans, Fairfield Teachers in the Franklin Central Supervisory Union have a tentative agreement on a new contract.EPA reconsiders lake cleanup plan The Environmental Protection Agency is reconsidering its approval of the Lake Champlain clean-up plan.Mt. Snow hit with environmental fine One of Vermont's largest ski resorts has been hit with a hefty environmental fine.Lawmakers return to work Vermont lawmakers returned to work after the Town Meeting Day break, and priority number one was the budget.
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CONGRATULATIONS....

JOAN RIANI for receiving a "Volunteer of the Year" Award from NYS Office for the Aging. Joan dedicates many hours each month giving of her time to a multitude of service organizations. Thanks for all you do in our community!

Making esophageal cancer less painful
Esophageal cancer is the fastest growing cancer in the country with 16,000 cases diagnosed every year. Now a new surgery makes treating the disease much less painful.
Finding the right diet for you
Are you tired of trying diets that fail? Now there may be a scientific way to find out which one will work for you.
Ball of a time working out
Looking for a more efficient way to work out? A centuries old weight is getting a big lift in gyms around the country.
Vermont's response to the swine flu outbreak
Vermont's Health Department says cases of H1N1 are on the decline, but the threat is not over yet.
DHMC physical therapists help in Haiti
A team of physical therapists from Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center recently returned from relief efforts in Haiti. They hope their work will have a lasting impact on the people there.

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