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Hope rises as 19 Tri-Park homes move above flood risk (opens the original)
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Vermont Treasurer Mike Pieciak visited the West Brattleboro co-op as residents prepare to relocate to new, no-cost homes on higher ground. WEST BRATTLEBORO — State of Vermont Treasurer Mike Pieciak concluded his statewide Flood Recovery and Resilience Tour of communities affected by natural disasters on Tuesday at Tri-Park Cooperative Housing, where 19 homes have been relocated out of a floodway. The tour served to inform the treasurer’s office’s current task of putting together a cost assessmen
Walpole students hit the trail with new biking club (opens the original)
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A new mountain biking club, with a ski program planned, is expanding outdoor opportunities for Walpole students year-round. WALPOLE, N.H. — Expanded club sports programming for students in Walpole aims to have kids spreading their wings all year round. Nancy LeClair, the teacher leading the programs at Walpole Primary School, said a new mountain biking club and a prospective ski club are being introduced alongside her longtime running club, the Thunder Chickens. With fall now underway, mountain
Treasurer tours a transformed Tri-Park (opens the original)
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BRATTLEBORO â State of Vermont Treasurer Mike Pieciak concluded his statewide Flood Recovery and Resilience Tour of communities affected by natural disasters on Tuesday at Tri-Park Cooperative Housing in West Brattleboro, where 19 homes have been relocated out of a floodway. The tour served to inform the treasurerâs officeâs current task of putting together a cost assessment for the Climate Superfund Act, a law passed in 2024 allowing the state to recover costs from fossil fuel companies b
'Ripple effect': Education initiative focuses on local watershed (opens the original)
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CHESTERFIELD â A new education initiative from the Chesterfield School Outdoor Education Committee and Chesterfield Conservation Commission is teaching the next generation about the importance of the Connecticut River watershed. Laura White, a fifth-grade teacher and chair of the outdoor education committee, said focusing on a local environment like a familiar river makes it easier to talk about larger issues. âFocusing locally is a lot easier for kids to understand,â White said. âInstea
(+) Grafton's Fairy House Festival encourages play for all (opens the original)
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GRAFTON — A little bit of fairy dust kept spirits high on a rainy weekend’s Fairy House Festival, the 17th annual event of its kind held at The Nature Museum in Grafton. Families got their sprinklings of fairy dust from the Fairy Queen at the entrance, from where they found themselves in the midst of vendor booths next to a pavilion with food and live music, looking out over the fairy house trail encircling a pond. Laurie Danforth, dressed in character as the Fairy Queen, said there was a rotati
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