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Jack Thurston
Jack Thurston joined necn and NBC10 Boston as a reporter in our Vermont news bureau in April 2011.
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Vt. Woman Welcomes Announcement of Impeachment Articles
A Vermont woman welcomed Thursday’s news that the U.S. House will move forward with articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, because she has a unique connection to the topic. In March of 2017, when the president had only been in office a few months, Susan Ohanian formally urged her neighbors at Charlotte’s annual town meeting to ask Congress...
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Vt. Woman Who Called for Impeachment Reacts to News
A Vermont woman welcomed the announcement that the House of Representatives will move forward with articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.
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Southern Vermont Digs Out From Early-Season Snow
Parts of southern Vermont could see two feet of snow by the time this week’s slow-moving storm wraps up Tuesday. The towns reporting the highest totals were through the Route 9 corridor and along the Massachusetts border, including Readsboro, Woodford, and Wilmington.
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Meet the Craftsmen Behind the Killington Cup Ski Trophies
Athletes from around the globe are in Vermont for this weekend’s Women’s Audi FIS Ski World Cup races at Killington Resort—and 40,000 fans or more are expected to descend on Rutland County for the festivities. The racers will compete for points on the World Cup tour, and also for one-of-a-kind trophies crafted by the team at a company famous for...
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Meet the Craftsmen Behind Killington Cup Trophies
The first place trophies weigh about eight pounds each and take about a half hour to make.
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Vermont Man Held on Hate Crime Accusations
A magistrate judge on Wednesday ordered that a central Vermont man be held in a detention center while he awaits future court hearings, following accusations that are believed to be the first in the state to bring a federal hate crime prosecution. Police in Barre City said in late July that Stuart Kurt Rollins made life hell for his neighbors,...
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Vt Man Held in Federal Hate Crime Prosecution
A Vermont man was ordered held in a detention center Wednesday pending future federal court hearings as he faces accusations that are believed to be first ones in the state to rise to the level of a federal hate crime prosecution.
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Top Racers Practice Ahead of World Cup Ski Competition in Vt.
Ahead of this weekend’s Audi FIS Women’s Ski World Cup races at Vermont’s Killington Resort, top athletes had a chance Tuesday to practice on the race course. “It’s a pretty nice, interesting course — quite short, so it needs to be full gas from the start to the finish line,” observed Ana Bucik, a Slovenian ski racer.
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World Cup Ski Races to Be Held in Vt.
The Women’s Ski World Cup races in Vermont have become a Thanksgiving weekend tradition.
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Phil Scott Inaugurated for Second Term as Vt. Gov.
Vermont’s governor was sworn in to start his second term Thursday, urging state lawmakers to rise above partisan bicker.
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Vt. Community Considers Changing Name
On Town Meeting Day in Vermont, voters in Morristown, Vermont, will consider changing their community’s name.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders Decries Proposed Elimination of Minor League Baseball Teams
At a meeting this week in Dallas, Texas, as well as in other negotiations down the road, Major League Baseball is expected to discuss the future of several dozen feeder teams that could be cut under a new proposal. According to published reports, New York Penn League teams including the Lowell Spinners, Vermont Lake Monsters and Connecticut Tigers are on...
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New Hampshire Hospital's Study Urges Ski Helmet Use But Notes Limitations
At the start of the skiing and riding season, trauma physicians from the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center are sharing the takeaways from a new study into helmet use among skiers and riders. Dr. Eleah Porter, the study’s lead author, and her colleagues at Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s trauma center say helmets can provide a critical buffer against skull fractures and certain spine injuries, but...
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New Study Strongly Urges Helmet Use But Notes Limitations
Thanksgiving week marks the unofficial kickoff to the busiest part of the ski season and doctors at New Hampshire’s Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center have come out with new findings that look into the safety of the sport.
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Jake Burton Founder of Burton Snowboards Dies
Tributes are pouring in following the death of snowboarding pioneer Jake Burton Carpenter, the founder of Burton Snowboards, who died this week from cancer.
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‘It Would Be a Mistake:' Communities Push Back Against Proposed Baseball Cuts
At a meeting this week in Dallas, Texas, as well as in other negotiations down the road, Major League Baseball is expected to discuss the future of several dozen feeder teams that could be cut under a new proposal. According to published reports, New York Penn League teams including the Lowell Spinners, Vermont Lake Monsters and Connecticut Tigers are on...
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Negotiations Could Decide Future of Minor League Teams
Forty-two Minor League Baseball teams are now in danger of striking out.