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Two years after floodwaters caused over a million dollars in damage, the Kellogg-Hubbard Library in Vermont is nearing ...
Whether relocating inventory farther from the floor or having plans in place to move it up and out of basements at a moment’s ...
Two years after the devastating July 2023 flood, Montpelier continues to come together, rebuild, and grow stronger. On ...
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Residents listen during the second public forum to plan recovery and rebuilding in the aftermath of the July 2023 floods, held at the Statehouse in Montpelier on Tuesday, Aug. 22.
Water floods around homes as the river overflows along Route 11 on July 10, 2023, in Windham, Vermont and, inset, the flood warnings and alerts from the National Weather Service for Vermont as of 9 ...
MONTPELIER — Downtown was filled with the sounds of alarms, generators and pumps, and the sidewalks were filled with water-logged refuse ready for disposal, as residents continued to clean up Thursday ...
One group that played a pivotal role in flood recovery efforts is Montpelier Alive. Immediately after the flood, they coordinated relief programs and organized volunteers to help businesses clean up.
MONTPELIER — Downtown was filled with the sounds of alarms, generators and pumps, and the sidewalks were filled with water-logged refuse ready for disposal, as residents continued to clean up Thursday ...
Downtown Montpelier isn’t what it was in 2009 when the Three Penny Taproom became one of the first craft-beer bars to open in what would become a beer-intensive state.
Following devastating flooding in July 2023, Montpelier, Vermont officials created a Commission for Recovery and Resilience. It has issued a draft emergency response plan and recently held a ...
Greene pivoted to another downtown location. Hugo’s Bar & Grill opened Oct. 25 on the second and third floors at 44 Main St., well above flood level.