November 2, 2024:
Today’s Vermont news highlights community-driven projects, seasonal events, and sustainability efforts. Middlebury College is advancing its renewable energy goals, while Montpelier’s tree-planting initiative encourages volunteers to enhance green spaces. Killington Resort announces plans for trail expansion after concluding a successful mountain biking season, and Stowe’s winter sports facilities are set to grow, attracting more visitors. New community resources are emerging, including a recreation center in Springfield and a childcare facility in Newport. Enosburg prepares for a Veterans Day parade, and Tunbridge Fairgrounds hosts a winter market. Additionally, Vermont legislators are considering funding for rural broadband expansion, aiming to boost connectivity for underserved communities. These stories highlight Vermont’s dedication to sustainable development, community engagement, and local economic growth.
Addison County: Middlebury College recently took a big step toward meeting the climate goals outlined in its Energy2028 initiative, focusing on achieving 100% renewable energy use.
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Bennington County: The Bennington Select Board will review a proposal to establish a community arts center in a historic downtown building. Supporters argue it will boost local culture and attract tourism.
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Caledonia County: St. Johnsbury Academy’s robotics team took first place in a regional competition, securing a spot in the national finals. The students’ innovative design was highly praised.
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Chittenden County: Burlington’s annual Halloween parade drew record crowds with elaborate floats, costumes, and performances, celebrating community spirit and creativity.
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Franklin County: Enosburg’s Veterans Day parade next month will feature performances by local marching bands. Organizers expect a large turnout to honor local veterans.
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Grand Isle County: Grand Isle is preparing for a community cleanup day, inviting neighbors to beautify public spaces and raise awareness about sustainability.
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Lamoille County: Stowe Mountain Resort announced plans to expand its snowboarding and skiing facilities with new trails and enhanced snowmaking capabilities.
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Orange County: The Tunbridge Fairgrounds will host a winter market next month, featuring vendors with local produce, crafts, and holiday gifts in covered, festive stalls.
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Orleans County: Newport welcomes a new childcare facility to address the shortage of childcare options, providing care for infants and toddlers to support working families.
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Rutland County: Killington Resort concluded its mountain bike season after over 80 days of downhill action, and will expand its trails in 2025, investing in summer facilities.
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Washington County: Montpelier’s new tree-planting initiative along main streets encourages volunteers to enhance green spaces and improve air quality.
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Windham County: Brattleboro’s senior center is offering free tech classes for older adults, covering basics like smartphones and email to improve digital skills.
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Windsor County: Springfield celebrates a new community recreation center with a gym, indoor track, and multi-purpose rooms for events and classes.
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VT Daily Chronicle: Vermont legislators are considering a bill to improve broadband infrastructure in rural areas, expanding access for underserved communities.
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