Due process hailed as Route 7 ground broken
Gov. Richard Snelling, speaking at a ground breaking for the Route 7 section between Shaftsbury and Manchester, declared that due process had taken its rightful course amid a long controversy. He noted safety and access concerns for Bennington County, while opponents cited cost and environmental issues. The ceremony, moved after landowner Paul Scott blocked Glastenbury, highlighted by by passes and by the $33 million current cost estimate and Palazzi Construction contracts.
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Legionnaires outbreak believed ended in state
Vermont officials report the four month Legionnaires disease outbreak is over with few expected new cases. The Vermont Medical Center Hospital and Health Department noted most studies near completion and the risk of new cases likely low for the year.
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