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- Audio | Transcript Fired Worker Accused Of Disabling 100 Cars - Mar 18, 6:03am
- Audio | Transcript British Students 'Confused' On Historic Facts - Mar 18, 5:51am
- Audio | Transcript North Korea's Leader Has Billions In European Bank - Mar 18, 4:00am
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- Audio | Transcript Deaths Revive Cornell's Reputation As 'Suicide School' - Mar 18, 4:00am
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- Listen Professor Says Niqab Case Part Of Larger Culture Battle - Mar 18, 7:50am
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- NH Legislative Committee Proposes $47 million In Cuts - Mar 18, 6:06am
- NH House Says More Study Needed On Tax Repeal - Mar 18, 6:06am
- National Guard Brigade In Place In Afghanistan - Mar 18, 6:06am
- Brighton Woman Sues To Block Airport Vote - Mar 18, 6:06am
- NH Senate OKs Elements Of Lynch Employment Plan - Mar 18, 6:06am
- Craftsbury Student Wins Vermont Spelling Bee - Mar 18, 6:06am
- House Advances Foreclosure Mediation Bill - Mar 18, 6:06am
- Listen Supreme Court Hears Rooney's Request For New Trial - Mar 17, 5:50pm
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Selections from the Archive
Mosher Releases ‘Walking To Gatlinburg’
Tuesday, 03/02/10
The wait is over for fans of
Howard Frank Mosher. His first novel in 3 years hits the bookshelves today. His newest and 11th novel is called
"Walking to Gatlinburg", and tells the Civil-War era tale of 17-year-old Morgan
Kinneson.
Dairy Farmer Says Industry Must Change
Friday, 02/26/10
Vermont
lost 52 dairy farms last year. Farmers were struggling with low milk prices
long before this economic downturn. But they're also affected by the economy
around them. VPR's Mitch Wertlieb speaks iwth Onan Whitcomb of the North Williston Cattle Company.
Nuclear Power Up For Debate At UVM
Monday, 02/08/10
Whether
or not new nuclear plants should be built is up for debate this afternoon at the University of Vermont's Janus Forum. Arguing against more plants is
Tyson Slocum of the group Public Citizen. He'll be speaking with author and
journalist William Tucker.
Elephant Listening Project’s Katy Payne Coming To St. Johnsbury
Friday, 01/22/10
For 20 years Katy Payne has been
listening to sounds most humans will never hear. The sounds are the ultra-low
rumblings of elephants that carry messages over great distances, and inspired
what's come to be known as the Elephant Listening Project.