Low Levels Of Carcinogen Chromium-6 In New England Drinking Water
The carcinogen often referred to as the "Erin Brockovich chemical" is present in about two-thirds of the drinking water across the country, according to water testing data from the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Transparency Group Calls On Cops To Release Footage Of Fatal Police Shooting
A transparency group is calling on authorities to release body camera footage from a fatal police shooting last week amid questions and controversy about the death of 29-year-old Winooski resident Jesse Beshaw.
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'StoryCorps' Vermont: 39 Years At VPR
VPR will celebrate 40 years on the air next year, and Betty Smith Mastaler has been with the station since the very first day.
Brave Little State
Does Vermont Really Have An Embezzlement Problem?
This month on Brave Little State, VPR’s people-powered journalism podcast, a question about embezzlement in Vermont — and a myth about stone walls and woodland fairies.
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