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UVM police received multiple reports of 'date rape' drug incidents over last several days (opens the original)
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University of Vermont Police and Safety Teams are investigating reports of alleged "date rape" drug incidents. Officials believe they happened within the last several days. "It appears to be multiple distinct events, multiple people and more than one location," said Michael Schirling, UVM's chief safety and compliance officer. UVM police sent out a campus safety alert about the investigation on Wednesday afternoon. "I got two immediate texts from my parents, so that's when I kind of realized, oh
'College Night' gone awry at local Middlebury tavern (opens the original)
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Middlebury College students came forward to apologize after allegedly damaging a local tavern at its weekly "College Night." "Doesn't feel like a Middlebury College student," said senior Liam Salerno. He was at Two Brothers Tavern with his friends on Thursday night when the incidents unraveled. "Around 10 bigger guys who, I would say, treated the bar like it was their personal apartment," said Salerno. Two Brothers Tavern hosts "College Night" for Middlebury College students every Thursday. Last
Major step forward for controversial Burlington Overdose Prevention Center (opens the original)
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A letter of intent was recently signed on a potential location for an Overdose Prevention Center within Burlington. The Queen City's nonprofit partner on the project, Vermonters for Criminal Justice Reform, gave the update to city councilors on Monday night. The letter is non-binding for now, but it's a major step forward for the controversial project. The OPC would be a space for supervised consumption of drugs with overdose response teams on-site. It would also provide drug checking, sterile m
Middlebury College to raise free tuition cap to $175,000 (opens the original)
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The change begins with the class of 2031. The change begins with the class of 2031. Middlebury College has announced that students from families with income up to $175,000 will attend tuition free, starting with the Class of 2031. That includes students who begin their freshman year 2027. Middlebury College President Ian Baucom sent a letter to the campus community on Wednesday. "We want to open our doors wide to ensure that talented and dedicated students from all backgrounds have the opportuni
Vermonters continue bearing burden of U.S.-Canadian tensions (opens the original)
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The United States-Canadian strain is affecting popular Vermont tourist attractions. But Vermonters said they're finding ways to make up for it and are hoping it doesn't last much longer. "The negotiations that are taking place are so unnecessary," said Gov. Phil Scott, (R) Vermont. "They're our neighbors, our friends." Trade tensions between the two countries are putting pressure on the long-cherished relationship between Vermonters and Canadians. "To lose them because of this disagreement is ag
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