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Chester, Vermont
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Cynthia Prairie is editor of The Chester Telegraph, an online newspaper serving this southern VT community. It can be reached at chestertelegraph.org.

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Cannabis grower addresses Andover concerns

Cannabis grower addresses Andover concerns

By Cynthia Prairie ©2023 Telegraph Publishing LLC ustin Sherman believes he did not get much of a chance to a…

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Andover residents criticize proposed pot farm | The Chester Telegraph

Andover residents criticize proposed pot farm | The Chester Telegraph

By Cynthia Prairie ©2023 Telegraph Publishing LLC he potential for a lot of cannabis growing in their backyar…

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Andover board sends $1.066M budget to voters

Andover board sends $1.066M budget to voters

By Cynthia Prairie ©2023 Telegraph Publishing LLC s expected, the Andover Select Board on Monday night signed…

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State Roundup: 36,000 Marylanders lost SNAP benefits thanks to Congress; update on special redistricting session; feds approve sale of coal plant for data center

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By Cynthia Prairie Verified
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36,000 MARYLANDERS LOST SNAP BENEFITS: About 36,000 Marylanders lost their food benefits after Congress passed a law last year that slashed and reworked the program, according to new data from the Maryland Department of Human Services. The federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program provides people money to buy groceries. An estimated 42 million Americans rely on the program. In Maryland, over 633,000 residents, nearly 18% of whom are children, use SNAP.
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State Roundup: MCAP results show some student progress in language arts, math; allies of transgender kids urge Education Board to fight Trump administration

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By Cynthia Prairie Verified
| Maryland Reporter Verified
MD STUDENTS CONTINUE TO SHOW IMPROVEMENTS IN LANGUAGE ARTS, MATH: Test results released Tuesday by the Maryland State Department of Education show public school students making steady progress in math and language arts proficiency, but wide gaps remain between the scores of different demographic groups. William Ford/Maryland Matters. Students across Maryland are still struggling to learn algebra.
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State Roundup: Expect partisan fight during redistricting session; Maryland’s high vaccine rate stops measles’ spread, say experts

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By Cynthia Prairie Verified
| Maryland Reporter Verified
LAWMAKERS GEAR UP FOR PARTISAN FIGHT OVER REDISTRICTING SESSION: Maryland lawmakers are gearing up for a partisan fight over congressional redistricting during next week’s legislative special session, and one GOP lawmaker has launched an attack ad campaign in anticipation of the constitutional change. Sarah Petrowich/WYPR-FM.
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