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Winter Weather: Vermont’s first seasonal snow reached higher elevations as a nor’easter brought slick roads and winter advisories; Killington crews welcomed the cold for snowmaking ahead of the World Cup. Waterways: Ecologist Karina Dailey will lead VNRC’s water program, with priorities including flood resilience, contaminants and river restoration. Meanwhile, lawmakers are seeking answers as a stalled audit raises questions about Lake Champlain cleanup efforts. Clean Energy: Vermont is among the New England states exploring whether offshore wind from Nova Scotia could supply the region, through a joint request for information on transmission and development. Climate Resilience: New reporting points to increasingly extreme weather and persistent river erosion, underscoring the need to prepare communities and protect waterways.

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Oct. 14, 2026

Charles Vermont spotlights Tinta’s prints, finishes and size range

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Oct. 8, 2026

Dismas of Vermont marks 40 years of housing after incarceration

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Oct. 1, 2026

Rutland Regional Medical Center wins $3.15M in Vermont rural health grants

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Sep. 16, 2026

Charles Vermont expands designer womenswear lineup for new season

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Charles Vermont Highlights Design Detailing Across Its Tinta Clothing Collection

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