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Large Wind Project Proposed For Lowell Stirs Strong Emotions
Friday, 11/06/09
A proposal for a large-scale wind energy project
is bringing out strong emotions in the Northeast Kingdom.
VPR's John Dillon reports »
Vermont Edition
Monday, 11/09/09 Noon and 7pm
Changing Vermont's Courts
A legislative commission appointed to look at how Vermont's courts run, says it's found at least $1 million in savings, and ways to be more efficient. Also, reporter Bruce Edwards on the closure of Rutland's only movie theater.
Commentary Series
Friday, 11/06/09 7:55am
Dunsmore: The fall of the Wall
Monday, November 9th, marks the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the effective end of the Cold War. As ABC’s top foreign correspondent, commentator Barrie Dunsmore was in Berlin that night. This morning he reflects on some of the people who made that historic event possible.
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