David Delcore
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Berlin board can't pause town manager charter change (opens the original)
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BERLIN â The select board just unwittingly agreed to pump the brakes on a proposed charter change included on ballots now landing in mailboxes across Berlin. The board doesnât have much choice, because, when it comes to a proposal asking Berlin voters to embrace the shift to a town manager-style government, the decision was made months ago. There was no stopping it Monday night, though those who attended a required public hearing on the proposal left thinking that is exactly what happened. T
Barre, Downstreet in the mix for last of 'no match' flood funding (opens the original)
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MONTPELIER â The pool of applicants for the last of the $67.8 million in federal disaster recovery money that flowed into the state after historic flooding three summers ago isnât particularly deep. There are only three. However, two have submitted multiple requests, and one them â Barre â has asked for all the remaining $4.2 million for each of its two housing proposals. Barreâs applications account for $8.4 million of the $13.8 million in funding requests that are set to be reviewed
Montpelier council meeting capped by Odum on ICE (opens the original)
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MONTPELIER â In the spirit of being prepared, City Clerk John Odum is planning to deputize city councilors and the rest of the board of civil authority to ease concerns about federal immigration agents showing up at City Hall on Election Day. During an otherwise quick and quiet council meeting this week, Odumâs session-ending announcement was arguably the newsiest of the night. The council breezed through three public hearings, which generated next to no public comment. Two resulted in the c
Tight timeline floated for Barre budget revote has clerks concerned (opens the original)
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BARRE â The Barre Unified School Board can add a scheduling issue to its budget problem. When to hold a fourth vote on a school spending plan for the fiscal year that started July 1 isnât nearly as simple as it sounds, and the final decision could fuel fresh debate in a district that can ill afford it. Early Wednesday afternoon, Superintendent Emilie Knisley signaled the board, which made no decisions during a marathon meeting Monday night, is eyeing a late-October revote. The board, she wro
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