May 18, 2009 | Burlington Free Press
My Turn: Solution to cost of higher education
Justin Morrill had a problem. He was broke. His family was poor. He wanted desperately to go to college, but he couldn't afford it.
Vermont sends syrup to soldiers overseas
Vermont service members around the world will be getting a taste of home soon as part of "Operation Vermont Maple Sweetness 2009." Vermont maple syrup, donated by producers across the state, is on its way to troops across the globe.
Art Exhibits: Burlington, Vt. April 9-15
WHAT: Twenty large format photographs by local photographer Scott Funk of our complicated relationship with water.
Strafford kindergarten screenings set May 4
The Strafford School District will hold kindergarten screenings the week of May 4, the district has announced.
Residents warned about affected bats
The Vermont Agency of Natural Resource's Fish & Wildlife Department recently issued a reminder to residents who live near caves and mines to expect unusual levels of bat activity as a result of the White Nose ...
Fish and Wildlife warns of sick bats around state
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is warning resident that bats may be seen during the day and acting unusually over the next few weeks, as the effects of "white nose syndrome" continue to be felt.
Unusual bat activity predicted, say wildlife officials
People can expect to see bats showing up in unusual areas during the daytime in the weeks ahead, according to the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department.
Prosecutor likely won't be harsh on Strafford teenage counterfeiters
Three high school students are accused of passing fake money. The teens could face serious consequences but likely wona t. a oeLack of judgment, lack of good judgment,a is how Strafford School District ...
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