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Champlain Valley School District schools organize around new co-op mandates (opens the original)
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When the Legislature wrote into law the formation of Cooperative Educational Service Areas last year, it set into motion a long process. Over the coming months â and years â supervisory unions and schools districts will be standing up new organizations through which to share programming, services and finances. By law, Champlain Valley School District has been grouped with Mount Mansfield Union Unified School District and five Addison County districts â including the Hannaford Technical Cen
For many electric car owners in Vermont, green means go (opens the original)
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More people are switching to electric vehicles, as gas prices continue to spiral upwards, transportation contributes to global warming and advancements in battery technology make the cars a more practical choice than ever before. In Vermont, though, the choice involves a more complex set of considerations â chiefly, where and how to charge the car. Over the last decade, the stateâs electric vehicle infrastructure has grown sharply, and there are now more than 500 publicly available charging
One neighbor suggests Hinesburg press pause for turf field (opens the original)
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As Champlain Valley Union School District anticipates fundraising to begin for a controversial artificial turf field at its high school in Hinesburg, one local resident is suggesting the town hit the pause button on permitting. Joe Iadanza, who formerly served on Hinesburgâs planning commission, has come before the selectboard twice to urge the town to consider interim zoning. The measure, as outlined in state law, allows a municipality to hold off on development while it performs a study or r
Green Community Festival expands in South Burlington (opens the original)
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On Sept. 19, South Burlingtonâs Market Street will close to cars for the inaugural Green Community Festival â a celebration of clean energy practices and environmental and ecological pursuits. In previous years, the city held a similar festival focused just on energy, but the cityâs climate action organizer Bettina Miguez who helped lead organizing, said this year, and in the future, she wanted to expand the scope. âI think itâs a great opportunity to bring people together. We can lite
Veterans Memorial Park to get new turf, other upgrades (opens the original)
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A plan for a synthetic turf field, improved drainage on grass athletic fields, expanded parking and a 3,000 square foot maintenance building at Veterans Memorial Park is moving through the permitting process in South Burlington. The plan for the park has been in the works for over a year. The public works and recreation departments initially presented to the city council the broad strokes of the upgrades â specifically the request to explore synthetic turf â last year. The city submitted an
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