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October 27, 2024

October 27, 2024:
Today’s Vermont news covers a range of community events, local initiatives, and seasonal activities. Bristol discusses infrastructure upgrades, while Rutland celebrates a lively Halloween Parade. South Burlington High School’s field hockey team advances to the state championship, and Hyde Park sees growth in new small businesses. Montpelier explores expanding its electric vehicle charging network, and Woodstock launches a community garden to combat food insecurity. Meanwhile, birdwatchers enjoy the fall migration in the Champlain Islands, and Randolph hosts workshops on sustainable farming practices. Vermont’s legislature is also debating increased renewable energy incentives to bolster solar and wind projects. These stories highlight the state’s focus on community engagement, environmental sustainability, and local economic development.

Addison County: Bristol’s town officials are discussing plans to improve town infrastructure, focusing on road repairs and upgrading public facilities. The proposed improvements aim to enhance safety and accessibility for residents and visitors.
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Bennington County: Bennington hosted a well-attended fall harvest celebration this weekend, featuring local artisans, food vendors, and live music. The event drew a diverse crowd and marked a strong end to the town’s seasonal activities.
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Caledonia County: Hardwick community members gathered for a public hearing to voice concerns and support for a new solar project planned near the town center. While some residents are worried about the potential visual impact, others highlighted the environmental benefits.
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Chittenden County: South Burlington High School’s field hockey team is advancing to the state championship after a hard-fought victory in the semifinals. The team will compete for the title next weekend, and excitement is building in the community.
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Franklin County: The town of Enosburg is set to host its annual holiday craft fair next month. Organizers anticipate a large turnout, with local artisans displaying a variety of handmade goods and holiday-themed crafts.
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Grand Isle County: The Champlain Islands welcomed the return of the fall bird migration season, with birdwatchers flocking to popular spots to catch glimpses of various species. The Audubon Society hosted guided walks to educate visitors about local wildlife.
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Lamoille County: Hyde Park is seeing growth in small businesses, with several new shops opening downtown. Local officials are optimistic that the trend will continue, bolstering the town’s economic development and community engagement.
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Orange County: Randolph is hosting a series of free workshops on sustainable farming techniques throughout the fall, aimed at helping local farmers adopt more environmentally friendly practices. The workshops cover topics like soil health and water conservation.
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Orleans County: The Newport winter farmers market is set to return next month, providing residents with a variety of local produce, baked goods, and crafts. The market aims to support local agriculture and promote healthy eating during the colder months.
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Rutland County: The Rutland Halloween Parade saw large crowds lining the streets as local organizations and schools participated in the annual festivities, featuring themed floats and live performances.
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Washington County: Montpelier hosted a public forum to discuss expanding the city’s electric vehicle charging network. The initiative is part of a broader effort to encourage the adoption of eco-friendly transportation options.
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Windham County: Brattleboro’s community theater group is staging a production of “Our Town” this week, with performances scheduled at the local arts center. The play, featuring local actors, has generated significant buzz.
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Windsor County: Woodstock is launching a new initiative to address food insecurity by creating a community garden. The project aims to provide fresh produce to local food banks and encourage residents to participate in gardening.
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VT Daily Chronicle: Vermont’s legislature is debating a bill aimed at increasing renewable energy incentives. The proposal seeks to expand financial support for solar and wind projects to meet the state’s renewable energy targets.
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Dave Soulia | FYIVT

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