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Andrew McKeever at WBTN Radio interviews Town Managers John O'Keefe, Manchester and Stu Hurd, Bennington Thursday, March 27, 2008.

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Updated: December 16, 2008 10:53:43 AM EST
	Bound Volumes Friday, July 25, 2008 SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO July 26, 1928 MANCHESTER — Robert Frost delighted an audience of two hundred members and friends of the Southern Vermont Poetry Society at the Equinox Theatre in Mamchester on Friday Full Story Bound Volumes Bound Volumes

Updated: March 13, 2010 9:48:44 AM EST
	Court issues decision in long-running Wilcox case MANCHESTER - A decision in the lawsuit between Gerald and Howard Wilcox has finally been issued. Full Story Forums scheduled to discuss budget World Class snowboarders to converge on Stratton Petition circulating to re-vote zoning change CLA dips slightly; new Select Board meets for organization Back to the budget drawing board for Danby school board Sales tax holiday prompts boon What's next for defeated budgets? Arlington starting from scratch Sunderland looks at revote options Zoning change approved; Nichols, Souls win SelectBoard races


	Man pleads not guilty to domestic assault BENNINGTON -- A Manchester man accused of breaking into a woman's apartment and attacking her was held without bail Monday. Full Story Police investigate mailbox vandalism in Manchester Police nab four juveniles following reports of mailbox vandalism Sustainable gardening show coming to Riley Rink Fire under investigation Belatedly, WASPS honored for wartime service

Updated: March 11, 2010 11:15:40 AM EST
	Long Trail student to premiere symphony DORSET - Peter Kosmorsky, a senior at Long Trail School, has composed a symphonic fugue to be performed by Sage City Symphony on Sunday, March 14. Full Story 'Mammoth' film benfit coming to town Go under the hood with GMALL class Eastern Star meeting set Rod and Gun Club offers camp schloarships Clown comes to Mark Skinner

Updated: March 10, 2010 4:35:49 PM EST

More than one way to get to the Olympics

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VANCOUVER - It takes a lot to become an Olympics athlete. Years of hard work and dedication to your sport; tons of sacrifice and a tunnel-like vision to get to that ultimate goal. As local resident Sarah Pinsonault showed, it takes those same Full Story

Boy bulldogs state's best boarders

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