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Summer Vacation Guide: Rutland Area
Rutland is Vermont's second-largest city, after Burlington. Its most distinctive topographical feature, Mount Killington, is just 154 feet lower than the highest peak in the… -
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Energy-Efficiency Director to Manage Rail Program
Local Matters
A perfect storm of high fuel prices, deteriorating roads and a growing public dialogue about climate change is making Vermont's rail infrastructure more important… -
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Things Younger Than John McCain
Some enterprising soul has taken it upon himself to make a website devoted to exposing just how old John McCain really is. With a… -
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Thoreau, the Deconstructionist
In these times of abundance we think ourselves clever or contrarian when we follow the path of least consumption. This is only because the default… -
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Where Have You Gone, Kurt Vonnegut?
I was happy to read this weekend in the Times Book Review that a collection of previously unpublished writings by Kurt Vonnegut has just come… -
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Very Short List
Every now and then the title of the daily e-mail from Very Short List urges me to not hit delete. Today's culture du jour is… -
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Sustainable Woodstock
Maybe this is how it will happen. In the absence of leadership on energy policy and global warming from our elected leaders, individual communities will… -
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Middlebury Residents Question Railroad Track Record
Local Matters
MIDDLEBURY - Fred Barnes wasn't surprised when 18 freight cars carrying tons of gasoline and rock salt derailed in downtown Middlebury on October 22.… -
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Workin' on the Railroad
Is Vermont on a slow train to real public transport?
"Vermont Has Passenger Rail!" A headline like that probably appeared on June 26, 1848, when the first passenger train embarked from Windsor for White…
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