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In a surprise move, Vermont’s Roman Catholic Diocese seeks to dismiss its 2-year-old bankruptcy case - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Vermont’s Roman Catholic Diocese is marking this week’s second anniversary of its request for a Chapter 11 financial reorganization plan by asking a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge to dismiss its case, which so far has cost $2 million in legal fees “with no end in sight,” church lawyers said. The state’s largest religious denomination had filed its initial call for help on Sept. 30, 2024, when it said a past series of nearly 70 priest misconduct settlements had reduced its monetary holdings by half
State regulators tell Brattleboro hospital to revise its proposed budget for further review - VTDigger (opens the original)
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State regulators will delay a decision on a proposed budget for the financially ailing Brattleboro Memorial Hospital after the southeastern Vermont healthcare hub filed its plan late and with last-minute changes — including a surprise reprieve for its set-to-close birthing center. At an online hearing Monday, Vermont’s Green Mountain Care Board adopted fiscal year 2027 budgets for other general acute-care hospitals in the state. But members level-funded Brattleboro until they could meet again la
Real Vermonters don’t milk goats. They laugh at newly revived books with that title. - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Vermont political science professor Frank Bryan and writer friend Bill Mares were bumping along a muddy back road four decades ago when they spotted a pristine log cabin with a two-vehicle carport. “Flatlander,” Bryan later recalled saying of a perceived out-of-state owner. Mares was born in Missouri, raised in Texas and educated in Massachusetts. Bryan grew up as one of seven students in his class in the Upper Valley town of Newbury — after his delivery in a maternity ward in nearby New Hampshi
'An unprecedented day’: How Vermonters learned of 9/11 — and who remembers 25 years later - Valley News (opens the original)
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Driving to work on the bluebird morning of Sept. 11, 2001, I turned on the car radio to hear that hijacked planes had struck the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York, set the Pentagon afire outside Washington, D.C., and slammed into a seemingly random field in rural Pennsylvania. My first response: What kind of shock jock is trying to re-create the 1938 Martian-invasion broadcast drama “The War of the Worlds”? A quarter-century later, I’m one of many Vermonters who can recall the re
‘An unprecedented day’: How Vermonters learned of 9/11 — and who remembers 25 years later - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Driving to work on the bluebird morning of Sept. 11, 2001, I turned on the car radio to hear that hijacked planes had struck the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York, set the Pentagon afire outside Washington, D.C., and slammed into a seemingly random field in rural Pennsylvania. My first response: What kind of shock jock is trying to re-create the 1938 Martian-invasion broadcast drama “The War of the Worlds”? A quarter-century later, I’m one of many Vermonters who can recall the re
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