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- Aug 13, 2026
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Long-vacant ‘pit’ in downtown Newport nears new chapter with purchase plan - VTDigger (opens the original)
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On a recent summer afternoon in downtown Newport, portions of Main Street were bustling: Vendors were setting up for the Wednesdays on the Waterfront concert series, neighbors chatted at a cafe, and visitors were enjoying the town’s flower displays and sweeping views of Lake Memphremagog. However, one part of downtown — “the pit” — sat quiet and empty, as it has for over a decade. The razed city block, tied to the EB-5 visa scandal, is surrounded by a tall chain-link fence, its concrete foundati
‘I want to own a grocery store & café with my friends’: Food co-op initiative launches in downtown Newport - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Newport-area residents have launched an effort to transform their Main Street grocery store and cafe into a member-owned food cooperative in hopes of ensuring its sustainability. “What we want to do is bring a business to the community that is going to support the local producers and serve the community members that are here,” Erica Wilson, founding board president of the Kingdom Co-op, said in early July. A food co-op is run by a board of directors elected by its members, each of whom owns a sm
‘The worst possible catch-22’: Fish and Wildlife struggles to combat bear rumors - North Country Now (opens the original)
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As bear-human incidents continue at record rates, the state Fish and Wildlife Department is encountering public misperception that is leading Vermonters to avoid reporting minor bear activity because they fear the bear will be killed. This often leads to “the worst possible catch-22 for the bears,” said Joshua Morse, public information officer for the department: the situation not being properly addressed until it has escalated much further — so much so that it can be difficult, if not impossibl
‘The worst possible catch-22’: Fish and Wildlife struggles to combat bear rumors - VTDigger (opens the original)
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As bear-human incidents continue at record rates, the state Fish and Wildlife Department is encountering public misperception that is leading Vermonters to avoid reporting minor bear activity because they fear the bear will be killed. This often leads to “the worst possible catch-22 for the bears,” said Joshua Morse, public information officer for the department: the situation not being properly addressed until it has escalated much further — so much so that it can be difficult, if not impossibl
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