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Ver-Monster Brawl strongman competition held on Statehouse lawn in Montpelier (opens the original)
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MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - The Ver-Monster Brawl brought its strongman competition to the Statehouse lawn, marking the first time a United States Strongman sanctioned event has taken place on state house grounds. Fourteen competitors faced off in five strength events for the chance to represent Vermont and New England at the Strongman National Championships next year. Event organizer Jazmin Ferrari said the venue choice was an easy one. “We can do strongman anywhere. We’re picking up sandbags, we’
Lyndon carves out an inaugural zucchini festival (opens the original)
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LYNDON, Vt. (WCAX) - The Lyndon Historical Society hosted a zucchini festival at the town’s historic town house, bringing the community together to celebrate local agriculture, home cooking and historic recipes passed down through generations. The event featured a largest zucchini contest, with the winning entry weighing approximately 13 pounds. The festival highlighted gardening, home cooking and historic recipes that have been maintained and used for generations, giving residents an opportunit
Williston ReStore to reopen after months of fire, smoke damage repairs (opens the original)
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WILLISTON, Vt. (WCAX) - The ReStore in Williston is ready to reopen. A fire in April forced Green Mountain Habitat for Humanity to close its largest ReStore location, but the secondhand store is set to reopen Saturday. Volunteers and staff are putting the finishing touches on the store. “It’s been three months, and it’s just... we can’t wait! We’ll be here tomorrow morning for the grand opening,” said Pat Sutliff, a volunteer. The reopening of the revitalized store follows months of repairing fi
South Burlington Police launch bike patrol (opens the original)
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SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - As City Center continues to grow, the South Burlington Police are launching a new bicycle patrol aimed at allowing officers to more easily engage with residents. The program gives officers access to areas that can’t easily be reached by a cruiser, including Market Street and local parks and bike paths. Police Chief Sean Briscoe said the patrol is focused on the City Center neighborhood. “That proactive nature of a bicycle patrol in that neighborhood is going to giv
Getting Answers: Why some maple trees are losing leaves early (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - With summer not yet over, a WCAX viewer from Rutland wrote in about leaves turning brown and falling off the maple trees along her street — and she’s not alone. Angela emailed photos of leaves all over the lawn, leaves turning early, and trees already bare, which have also been spotted around the Burlington area. Joshua Halman, a forester with the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation, says this isn’t necessarily cause for alarm. “Especially if the tree is
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