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- Protecting our Furry Friends ∨
- Deer Season Coming to a Close ∨
ST. JOHNSBURY- The Northeastern Regional Hospital Craft Fair is held every year, where hospital employees get their chance to sell their crafts. Running as an all-day event, nearly a dozen vendors present their individual works, each having their own artistic specialty.
ST.JOHNSBURY- People may want to think twice when walking their furry friends outdoors this winter. What many people do not know is that the ice melt used to help clear icy walkways, could be harmful to their pets.
AROUND THE NEK- Next weekend spells the end of this year's deer hunting season, and this year has turned in a good haul.
Park Plans Ahead of Schedule
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- Created on Tuesday, 10 December 2013 16:52
- Written by Adam Donnelly
ST. JOHNSBURY- Plans that have been in the works to create a new park in Depot Square in St. Johnsbury have now been cleared, and are ahead of the anticipated schedule.
Q Burke Opens Saturday Thanks To Fake Flakes
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- Created on Monday, 09 December 2013 19:32
- Written by Alex Shea
BURKE- Thanks to the technology of snowmaking, mountains across the state are opening pre-season each year.With the help from a snow-loving staff, endless night shifts and the advancement’s in snowmaking, some of Vermont’s finest ski resorts are opening up as early as October.
Kingdom Shelter Expansion Fundraiser
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- Created on Monday, 09 December 2013 19:32
- Written by Jeremy Holden
ST. JOHNSBURY - The Kingdom Animal Shelter in Saint Johnsbury is trying to raise money for a new shelter. This new shelter will not only be used to house more cats, but the shelter is hoping to be able to house dogs as well.
Pathway Progress
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- Created on Wednesday, 04 December 2013 16:57
- Written by Daniel Weiner
LYNDONVILLE- Lyndon Institute students will soon have a new dedicated pathway. It will cross their campus into town on the walk bridge behind the municipal building. Construction on a new pathway began on November 25th, and is now going to make easy access for students, and will be friendlier on their feet.
