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Only Human: Hair Salon

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Montpelier Seniors Want Their Center Back, and a Dedicated Director, Too

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By Jean Olson Many supporters of the Montpelier Senior Activity Center (MSAC) are questioning why city officials are pursuing...
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The Way I See It: Back to School Isn’t Just For Kids

Robbie Harold -
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I’m writing this around Labor Day, and part of me is, as usual for this time of year, wondering why I’m not...
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Pet of the Week: Moe

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Moe came to us when his loving owner did not feel they could keep up with his diabetic management. He needs an...
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NEFCU/VSECU Binding Arbitration and Class Action Waiver

Dot Helling -
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All members of the Vermont State Employees Credit Union (VSECU) presumably received the notice from the New England Federal Credit Union (NEFCU)...
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Nature Watch, Sept. 20, 2023

Nona Estrin -
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It’s been several years since I’ve seen a woodland jumping mouse. Then last week this young one was in our yard, likely...
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History Corner: Roxbury’s Early Settlers: Independent Women

Carla Occaso -
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Roxbury’s school has been part of the Montpelier school system since a 2017 merger, although Roxbury does not abut Montpelier, being surrounded...
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Community News

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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A Message from City Hall: Flood and Followup

William Fraser, City Manager -
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As we all painfully know, Montpelier suffered a major flood on July 10 and 11. The Winooski River reached its second-highest recorded...
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A Message From City Hall: Most Frequently Asked Flood Questions

Evelyn Prim -
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Four weeks ago, the city of Montpelier and our surrounding communities experienced catastrophic flooding. The water has left, along with a few...
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