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October 25, 2024

October 25, 2024:
Today’s Vermont news covers a range of community initiatives, public health efforts, and legislative debates. Monkton and Newport focus on community development, with Monkton planning recreation upgrades and Newport advancing a waterfront park project. Health takes center stage in St. Albans, where a flu clinic will offer free vaccines and screenings. Green Mountain Transit in Burlington adds new electric buses to its fleet, marking a step toward sustainable transit. Additionally, Vermont legislators continue to debate a proposed carbon tax, stirring discussions on its rural impact. This update highlights Vermont’s commitment to wellness, environmental progress, and community enhancement.

Addison County: Monkton officials are exploring upgrades to local recreational facilities, including new fields and improved play areas for community use. Input is currently being gathered as they consider the next steps in development.
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Bennington County: Police continue their search for a missing man in Bennington, urging residents to report any sightings. Family members and local volunteers have joined the effort, expanding to surrounding areas.
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Caledonia County: Vermont State Police detained two individuals following a Lyndonville incident at a local business. Both face charges of assault, with court appearances scheduled next month.
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Chittenden County: Green Mountain Transit in Burlington has introduced five new electric buses to reduce emissions. Supported by local incentives, these buses bring GMT’s electric fleet to 10%, offering residents a quieter, eco-friendly transit option.
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Franklin County: St. Albans will hold a flu clinic over the weekend, providing free vaccinations and additional health screenings to promote community wellness as winter approaches.
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Grand Isle County: Isle La Motte’s Historical Society will unveil a new exhibit next month featuring Revolutionary War artifacts recently uncovered on the island.
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Lamoille County: A Stowe restaurant’s farm-to-table menu, spotlighting local ingredients, is becoming a hit with both residents and visitors, emphasizing sustainable and fresh dining options.
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Orange County: Chelsea’s fall festival saw a record number of attendees this year, with family-friendly activities and live music, celebrating the area’s agricultural heritage.
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Orleans County: Newport’s city council approved plans for a waterfront park, set to break ground in spring 2025. The park will include walking trails and recreational spaces for community use.
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Rutland County: Killington’s Superstar Express chairlift is set for replacement with a new six-person lift, expected to open in 2025, enhancing resort infrastructure for skiers and visitors.
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Washington County: Montpelier officials are considering new traffic measures to address safety concerns, including speed limit reductions and enhanced pedestrian crossings. A public hearing is planned to gather feedback.
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Windham County: Brattleboro’s police department has launched a community outreach program aimed at building trust with students and families through school-based meet-and-greet events.
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Windsor County: Windsor held a public meeting to address the town’s affordable housing shortage, discussing potential solutions like zoning updates and new development projects.
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VT Daily Chronicle: Vermont legislators are set to debate a carbon tax on gasoline and diesel, with discussions focused on environmental goals versus potential economic impacts for rural residents.
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Dave Soulia | FYIVT

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