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Salisbury church seeks angels to save deteriorating steeple

Posted on June 17, 2013 |
By Glenn Andres



Editor’s note: This article was contributed by Glenn Andres, professor of the history of art and architecture at Middlebury College.

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Keewaydin seeking ecology camp funds

Posted on June 6, 2013 |
By John Flowers



SALISBURY — Boosters of the Keewaydin Environmental Education Center (KEEC) have begun raising money in an effort to maximize the number of area students able to attend the camp each year.

Based in Salisbury along Lake Dunmore, KEEC “offers hands-on, experiential learning” in environmental studies. Drawing from the natural surroundings, KEEC leaders incorporate history, science, math, language arts, geology and physical education into a series of investigations that integrate with the school curriculums.

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Salisbury to unveil new soldiers memorial at veterans’ park

Posted on May 23, 2013 |
By John Flowers



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SALISBURY — Salisbury residents will have an extra reason to honor their local veterans this Memorial Day thanks to a successful effort by the local historical society to install a monument on town-owned land off of Maple Street.

The society, led by Barry Whitney Jr., spent the last seven years raising money to create the first designated veterans’ park for honoring all local servicemen and women who’ve served during every major conflict dating back to the Revolutionary War.

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Methane gas project puts some Salisbury folks on edge

Posted on April 4, 2013 |
By John Flowers



SALISBURY — While the Addison Natural Gas Project, a proposed 41-mile extension of natural gas pipeline from Colchester to Middlebury and Vergennes, grabs local headlines, a separate utility venture linked to that is gathering some momentum and generating some concerns among people in Salisbury.

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Salisbury to host 7th annual tree lighting

Posted on December 3, 2012 |
By Addison Independent



SALISBURY — Organizers of the seventh annual tree lighting and library Christmas party in Salisbury this Sunday, Dec. 9, are inviting the entire community to come join the celebration.

The party in the library will begin at 3:30 p.m. with music by the Hardt family, reading of a holiday story, and refreshments.

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Salisbury looks into farm worker housing

Posted on October 1, 2012 |
By Lee Kahrs



SALISBURY — The Salisbury Development Review Board is trying to solve an issue with a local dairy farmer and the housing he provides for his farm workers.

Randy Quesnel owns a dairy farm on Creek Road in West Salisbury and employs a number of farm workers who live on the property. The problem is, Salisbury Zoning Administrator Jon Filion has issued at least two notices of violation to Quesnel for housing the farm workers in inadequate quarters that violate local and state statute.

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Salisbury man takes on Jewett

Posted on July 5, 2012 |
By John Flowers



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SALISBURY — As a self-employed paint contractor, Salisbury resident Tim Ryan has navigated through some choppy financial waters during the past four years while the economy has faltered.

And through it all, Ryan believes his fortunes — and those of other small business owners — could have been improved if state government had done more to relieve the tax burden and reduce regulations on struggling enterprises.

Now Ryan, 45, has decided he will try to change state economic development policy from within.

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Lake Dunmore group taps weevils in fight against milfoil

Posted on May 28, 2012 |
By John Flowers



SALISBURY/LEICESTER — The Lake Dunmore/Fern Lake Association (LDFLA) wants to enlist the help of some tiny insects to accomplish a feat that has thus far eluded hail divers and heavy marine equipment: the eradication of Eurasian milfoil.

The LDFLA has applied for permission from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources to introduce thousands of Euhrychiopsis lecontei — aka milfoil weevils — as another weapon in removing the nuisance aquatic weeds that have been steadily encroaching on the lakes.

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United Way spearheads literacy in schools

Posted on January 23, 2012 |
By John Flowers



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SALISBURY — One doesn’t have to read between the lines to see the United Way of Addison County’s (UWAC) commitment to literacy.

The nonprofit organization on Monday announced a three-year, $30,000 commitment to promoting reading in four county grade schools, beginning with Salisbury Elementary.

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