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How Vermont Treasurer Mike Pieciak recovered $38,000 for a resident - Valley News (opens the original)
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In his three years as state treasurer, one of Mike Pieciak’s proudest moments started with a list of names and allegations of a scam. He’d planned to attend the Putney Town Meeting two years ago, and part of his usual routine for visiting anywhere in Vermont was bringing along a printed copy of the state’s unclaimed property database for that community. But one line jumped out at him: A man with $38,000 waiting for him in the state account. Not wanting to wait on a chance, he used some family co
Vermont teen mental health and vaping rates show improvement - Valley News (opens the original)
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After years of nationwide concerns about teen mental health, the latest data from Vermont’s largest survey of its kind suggests that the situation for the state’s youth might finally be improving. The Vermont Department of Health released a report on Aug. 18 showing that fewer teens say they feel depressed or anxious, and a smaller percentage of teens are vaping, drinking or using cannabis. Experts said that may be partly the result of a slow recovery from the mental health struggles of the COVI
Ring finder Mike Baker recovers lost wedding ring - Valley News (opens the original)
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On a sunny July Fourth weekend at Lake Dunmore, with his family running around “pretending to be sharks,” David Miles noticed an odd sensation — his wedding ring was no longer on his finger. Miles, a Montpelier resident, was about to celebrate his 46th wedding anniversary, and he rarely, if ever, removed his ring. He didn’t think it had been very long since it had slipped off his finger. Yet the prospect of finding it in the lake, which was full of swimmers, was daunting. After hours of digging
Washington Central voters approve new school closure rule - Valley News (opens the original)
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Residents of the Washington Central Unified Union School District have voted in favor of a new procedure that would allow the entire district to decide on the fate of individual school closures rather than leaving it up to individual towns. The vote amended the district’s articles of agreement to allow the district to close a school after a majority vote in favor by both the school board and residents of the district. According to the district homepage, 1,711 residents voted to approve the measu
Microfarm dispute tests Barre's post-flood land use - Valley News (opens the original)
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BARRE, Vt. — On a cool, damp morning in Barre, Vt., Amber Collett Terway harvested her resin calendula flowers with nothing but a plastic bin and her bare hands. The sticky yellow flowers, valued for their medicinal properties, were destined for one of Terway’s “Quiet Mind” tea blends sold through her small-batch tea company, Tilia Tea. The land she grows the flowers on came to her through an unusual arrangement: The property owner, who happens to be a member of the Barre City Council, allowed T
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