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Enosburg Falls voters choose to keep new ATV ordinance; ATVs allowed on some roads effective immediately

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By Aidan Schonbrun
| St. Albans Daily Messenger Verified
ENOSBURG FALLS – A packed room of Enosburg Falls village voters erupted into cheers and applause Thursday night when the vote results for the newly-established ATV ordinance were read off. The vote — 69 yes to 31 no — shot down a petition attempt to get rid of the ordinance. The voter-approved ordinance went into effect immediately following the election results. ATVs and side-by-sides are now allowed on some village roads.
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Train to truck: How transportation has changed in Franklin County

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By Aidan Schonbrun
| St. Albans Daily Messenger Verified
FRANKLIN COUNTY — Franklin County went from train cars linked together to trucks and SUVs bumper-to-bumper. The sound of train whistles became replaced with horns. Thundering railroads once dominated the region’s transportation systems, leading to a wave of local impacts. Over 100 years later, the interstate is the dominant mover of the modern era.
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Plant manager to continue cheese production in Enosburg Falls under name Franklin County Cheese

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By Aidan Schonbrun
| St. Albans Daily Messenger Verified
ENOSBURG FALLS — Cheese production will stick around in Enosburg Falls thanks to John Ovitt taking matters into his own hands. Franklin Foods, longtime cream cheese manufacturer, will close at the end of July, but Ovitt, the plant manager, is stepping up to take over the space. Ovitt acquired the building from Franklin Food’s German parent company, Hochland Group, after it decided to bow out of the American market last year.
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