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Tuesday, February 09, 2010

  • Vermont Legislators Admit to Cheating the System. Are They Justi...
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    State Rep. David Zuckerman (P-Burlington) has a confession to make that might sound to some like political suicide.

    He bills taxpayers for his “mileage” to and from the Statehouse — as much as $152 a week — even on days when he gets a ride with fellow lawmakers or lobbyists.

    Zuckerman also takes full advantage of the $61 daily meal allowance afforded to legislators when they are in session, but admits he rarely spends that much on food.

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  • A Seven Days Reporter Finds Getting to Cuba Easier Than Returning
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    Remember how Barack Obama promised to relax travel restrictions between the U.S. and Cuba? The progress of his policy — or lack thereof — is on full display at the Highgate Springs border crossing.

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  • Vermont Yankee Changes Ad Message Midstream
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    The owners of Vermont Yankee picked a hell of a time to launch an advertising blitz about the nuclear plant’s safety.

    Entergy Nuclear Vermont Yankee is under assault for a double whammy: allowing elevated levels of radioactive tritium to leach into the groundwater at the Vernon nuclear plant, and misleading state regulators about the existence of the underground pipes that sprang the leak.

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  • Paramedic on Board? Not in Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle Co...
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    Consider the following scenario: Your 14-year-old daughter is snowboarding at Bolton Valley when she takes a nasty spill and breaks her leg in three places. Ski patrol gets her down the mountain, where an emergency medical services (EMS) crew from Richmond Rescue loads her into an ambulance for the 25- to 35-minute drive to the emergency room at Fletcher Allen in Burlington.

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  • Peace and Justice Center Fights to Survive
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    Eight months after it hired an ambitious new director, Burlington’s Peace & Justice Center has hit the skids.

    Last month, the liberal advocacy organization had to lay off two employees and decided not to replace its departing development director.

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  • VT Considers Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
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    David Millson lifts a gold-colored metal pipe to his lips and inhales deeply. He exhales a cloud of pungent marijuana smoke into his living room, takes another drag and then relaxes into a lounge chair.

    The 69-year-old retiree from New Haven repeats this regimen several times a day to alleviate the symptoms of multiple sclerosis, the degenerative disease he has battled for more than 20 years. Marijuana doesn’t do much for the pain, but it helps Millson cope with the depression he says comes with “slowly losing your ability to do stuff.”

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  • City Councilor Ed Adrian Is Burlington's Political Provocateur
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    In recent months, heated exchanges about Burlington Telecom have led to lengthy city council meetings, exhausting the participants and audience members in attendance. Yet one city councilor seems to thrive on the chaos: Ed Adrian. The ongoing debate has allowed the Ward 1 Democrat to demonstrate his prosecutorial power.

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