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- Metro Health steps up its fight against diabetes in San Antonio
The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District (Metro Health) selected Vermont Clinical Decision Support LLC to help the city launch its new diabetes intervention pilot program.The Burlington, Vt.-based company will deploy its patented Vermedx technology
- As fuel prices rise, some slow down
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AP - As other cars zipped by at 70 mph or more, Mike Papin and his wife, Joann, kept rolling along just below the 65 mph limit as they made their way from their winter home in Florida to a summer place in Vermont.
- Exemption to 40-year-old billboard ban in Vt. worries some
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AP - For 40 years, it's been the guardian of the state's pastoral landscapes, keeping interstates and back roads clear of outdoor advertising. Vermont's billboard ban has always been a sacred cow, and a distinction few other states hold. But an exemption to it — approved by lawmakers and awaiting Gov. Jim Douglas' signature — has some worrying that roadside signs could return.
- Suspect in Barre drug slaying taken into custody in Mexico
BARRE, Vt. Jonathan Whalley turned himself in on April 19. He is now being held in Texas, awaiting extradition to Vermont. A warrant for Whalley's arrest was issued after he failed to show up for a court hearing in Barre in January. Whalley was charged
- Guard members to be honored for Afghanistan service
SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. The members of Operational Support Airlift will be officially welcomed home by Vermont Adjutant General Michael Dubie and representatives of Vermont's congressional delegation. During their six-month tour, the Army aviators flew
- Vt. mother evades rescuers, and 3 die
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AP - A woman reported missing with her two daughters waded into a brook carrying one of them and eluded a rescue attempt before mother and child were swept downstream to their deaths, said police, who found the other child's body Sunday.
- Police: Vermont Woman Drowns Self, Child
WARDSBORO, Vt. (AP) -- A woman apparently intent on suicide waded into a brook carrying her 6-year-old daughter and purposely eluded the grasp of a police officer attempting to rescue her before being swept downstream, police said Sunday. Both Nicole
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Introduction
Vermont became the United States fourteenth state on March 4, 1791. The capital is Montpelier. Vermont means "green mountain" in French. Two presidents were born in Vermont: Chester Arthur and Calvin Coolidge. Vermont was the first state admitted to the Union after the original 13 colonies. Vermont was also the first to outlaw slavery and the first U.S. patent was issued to a Vermonter. The land area of the Green Mountain State is 9,249 square miles; in size the 43rd state.
State web site www.state.vt.us
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