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Injury Prevention For Student Athletes
Thursday, 09/09/10 Noon and 7pm
How coaches, trainers and parents can help students stay healthy while they compete -- like avoiding concussion, overuse injuries and dehydration. Also, why some students at UVM feel crowded this semester, and our Report from Afghanistan continues as we follow Vermont Guard Caption Larry Doane during a yearlong deployment. -
Wednesday, 09/08/10 Noon and 7pm
Find out what apple varieties are best for picking, baking and eating right now and some issues facing apple growers. Plus political reporter John Gregg provides an update on the New Hampshire primary election. And we hear the next entry in Larry Doane's audio journal from Afghanistan. - Wait List For Housing Assistance Will Close
- The Democratic Gubernatorial Recount
- Vermont Painter Woody Jackson
- More Vermont Edition »
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Wednesday, 09/08/10 5:55pm
Commentator Bill Schubart has been listening to all of the political rhetoric and notes a disturbing campaign trend, "Just say it and it is true."
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Wednesday, 09/08/10 7:55am
Commentator Larry Doane, a captain in the Vermont National Guard who is on deployment in Afghanistan, describes his soldiers' daily patrols. - Hunter: Braiding Onions
- Making Contact
- Staudter: The State Of Labor
- More VPR Commentaries »
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Official Recount Is Now Underway
Wednesday, 09/08/10 5:50pm
The formal recount of nearly 75,000 ballots in the Democratic gubernatorial race is now underway in County Court houses throughout the state. -
Reporter John Gregg On The NH Primaries
Wednesday, 09/08/10 12:44pm
VPR's Jane Lindholm talks with Valley News reporter John Gregg about some tight races leading up to New Hampshire's primary election next week. -
Wednesday, 09/08/10 7:55am
Commentator Larry Doane, a captain in the Vermont National Guard who is on deployment in Afghanistan, describes his soldiers' daily patrols. - Candidates Hit The Trail In Rutland
- Christopher Lloyd Stars At Weston Playhouse
- Section 8 Waiting List Will Close
- Winooski Teachers Vote To Strike
- Officials Say Flu Vaccine Supply Sufficient
- Recount Starts For Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
- $1 Million Grant For Retirement Community
- Welch Sees Need For New Policy In Afghanistan
- VPR's Ross Sneyd On Labor Day Campaigning
- Community Gardens Spring Up Around Vermont
- Internet Safety Class Comes To Middle School
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Amid Drought, West Bank City's Taps Run Dry
Sep 9, 12:00am For more than month, the West Bank city of Hebron has been running dry -- roughly 70 percent of its residents have received no water for five weeks. Some say it is because Israel controls the water resources, but others blame it on unscrupulous Palestinian businessmen. Listen to audio »
Mixed Reaction To Obama Business Tax Breaks Plan
Sep 9, 12:00am Some think the proposal will be another cash-for-clunkers-style tax break that probably won't have much of a long-term impact. But others are more enthusiastic about the plan to allow U.S. companies to write-off all investments through 2011. Listen to audio »
- Purple Hearts Elusive For Traumatic Brain Injuries
- A History Of The Purple Heart
- Fact Sheet: Traumatic Brain Injury
- Obama Lashes GOP, Holds Firm On Tax Hike For Rich
- America Hits Wall In Smoking Fight, But Some States Make Progress
- Conservative Group Strategizes Health Law Repeal
- North Korea Watchers Looking For Signs Of Succession
- Duke Nukem No Longer Never
Spending cuts 'to hit north harder'
Sep 9, 1:33am Industrial towns in the north east of England may be least able to cope with deep cuts in public spending, BBC-commissioned research suggests.
Vitamin B 'puts off Alzheimer's'
Sep 8, 4:05pm High doses of B vitamins may slow the rate of brain shrinkage in older people experiencing warning signs of Alzheimer's disease, a study says.