Sophia Balunek
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- Sep 24, 2026
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For many electric car owners in Vermont, green means go (opens the original)
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More people are switching to electric vehicles, as gas prices continue to spiral upwards, transportation contributes to global warming and advancements in battery technology make the cars a more practical choice than ever before. Keep it clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexual language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK. Don't threaten. Threats of harming another person will not be tolerated. Be truthful. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything. Be nice. No racism, sexism o
Community gardens grow big and strong in Shelburne (opens the original)
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If the community gardens at LaPlatte River Nature Park look especially flashy this summer, itâs because good growing conditions and the addition of six new plots contributed to the lush, colorful, tiered garden growth. There are 20 plots this season, according to garden coordinator Elieen Siminger. Thatâs the most sheâs ever seen. She said everyone who applied for a spot was able to get one after tilling six additional plots. Siminger coordinates with her husband, John. They map out the pl
Champlain Valley Union High School (opens the original)
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Shelburne Museum adds to library of early American paintings (opens the original)
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The Shelburne Museum has acquired a Revolutionary War-era portrait that will further the museumâs conversations about the countryâs founding period. The portrait of William Seton, a Scottish businessman and Loyalist during the Revolution, was painted by Gilbert Stuart, an iconic American portrait artist with over 1,000 pieces, including that familiar one on the face of the U.S. one-dollar bill. The painting is displayed within the museumâs Webb Gallery, named after museum founder Electra H
A summer program at South Burlington Library encourages reading for the joy of it (opens the original)
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If racing to read as many books as you possibly can over summer sounds stressful, fear not. At South Burlington Public Library, reading comes in many forms â going to a museum, learning a word in a new language or playing a board game, among others. Children, teens and adults can sign up for the summer reading program, âUnearth a Story,â any time until Aug. 8 to be entered into a prize raffle â and pick up various bingo cards that can be completed for additional raffle tickets. The bingo
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