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The Cup of Coffee That Started It All

Phil Dodd -
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In 1993, I was involved with a small Montpelier advocacy group called Montpelier 2000, a name that seems charmingly archaic today. We...
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Letters to the Editor, Nov. 15, 2023

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Something’s Not Right at the Co-op To the Editor: There is something not quite right at...
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Then and Now, Nov. 15, 2023

Paul Carnahan -
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The Rialto Building at 32–40 State Street occupies a unique position in downtown Montpelier; it straddles the North Branch without the benefit...
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Heard on the Street, Nov. 15, 2023

Carla Occaso -
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FEMA Trailers on Track Installation of FEMA trailers on Montpelier’s Country Club Road property is on track, according to...
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Ten Reasons Why Addressing Climate ChaosCan’t Wait

Dan Hemenway -
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Climate chaos is upon us, becoming more chaotic and more destructive every month. Far too many good people I’ve spoken with think...
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The Way I See It: For This Gardener, 2023 Yields a Growing Harvest of Concerns

Andrew Nemethy -
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Just a few days before the witches, Barbies, and Spidermen (Taylor Swifties and Travis Kelces?) descended on College Street and other noteworthy...
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Community News

A Message From City Hall: Investing in Ourselves and the Future of Our City

William Fraser, City Manager -
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Budget season is an important time of year for our community. We’re not just making decisions on projects, budgets, and operations, we’re...
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City Page: Autumn Overview

William Fraser, City Manager -
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Autumn is a busy time for local city government. In the coming weeks, the City Council and City staff will be...
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Post-Flood Communications Improvements

William Fraser, City Manager and Evelyn Prim -
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People throughout the community have been working diligently to re-open businesses, repair homes, alter buildings, and consider longer-term challenges. The city is...
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