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State makes Copley reduce its rates (opens the original)
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Copley Hospitalâs operating margin for this year is on track to come in $2.1 million below previous projections â a shortfall hospital leadership has bemoaned as largely the result of Lamoille Health Partnerâs decision to redirect laboratory services out of state. Now, the Green Mountain Care Board â an independent, five-member regulatory body created by the Legislature in 2011â has told Copley, along with several of the other 13 hospitals in the state, it must reduce the prices it cha
Water customers are still feeling hosed by rates (opens the original)
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Jeffersonville water customers are still feeling the weight of high water and sewer rates that went into effect last year. Business owner Jennifer Silpe-Katz is in the business of water, having owned the Laundry Lounge laundromat on Maple Street in the village for 11 years. In 2023, an average rate for her 120,000-gallon usage was around $1,500. In the November pay period last year, that number hit an all-time high: $2,444. However, Megan Magnanelli, a Jeffersonville resident since 2019, has had
Morristown kid launches rowing non-profit (opens the original)
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Early autumn fog rose over a still Lake Elmore Saturday morning as the first rays of the dayâs sun illuminated the changing leaves. Peopleâs Academy senior Riley Volk, and the crew of students with him, were more focused on what was happening down below, though. They were up and at âem for an early morning row across the lake, part of their usual routine as the Elmore Row Group â now an official non-profit spearheaded by Volk. The endeavor started roughly a year and a half ago, but the a
Historic dams removed from Smugglers Notch (opens the original)
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Two derelict dams are being removed in the Brewster River watershed, which runs through Smugglersâ Notch Resort, in an effort to restore and reconnect over 10 miles of brook trout habitat. Smugglersâ Notch Resort, which owns the dams, is working with the nonprofit statewide organization Vermont Natural Resources Council, who is managing and overseeing the project. Fitzgerald Environmental Associates in Colchester designed the removal. A large majority of the funding for the project came from
Local pastor arrested after ICE center protest (opens the original)
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A Morristown pastor was arrested for protesting at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Williston last week. Rev. Becca Girrell, pastor at the United Community Church of Morrisville, was arrested for trespassing by Vermont State Police, along with six other Vermont faith leaders, at the National Criminal Analysis and Targeting Center, situated in the White Cap Business Park on Industrial Avenue. Girrell aid was stationed inside the building, holding the points of entry so workers a
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