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FAA investigating Southwest Airlines flight that buzzed Yukon

FAA investigating Southwest Airlines flight that buzzed Yukon

WASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating an aborted landing after a Southwest Airlin…

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Bristol residents debate future of Lord’s Prayer Rock

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By Michael Buchanan Verified
| WCAX-TV (Burlington, VT) Verified
Add Us On GoogleAdd as a preferred source on Google BRISTOL, Vt. (WCAX) - Residents in Bristol are divided over the future of the Lord’s Prayer Rock. Dr. Joseph Greene of Buffalo, New York, commissioned an engraving of the Lord’s Prayer on the boulder in 1891. The debate in 2026 started with a letter to the Bristol Selectboard. Late last month, Santo Santoriello wrote that the rock needed to be removed for several reasons.
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Rough pavement on I-89 caused by “raveling,” VTrans says

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By Michael Buchanan Verified
| WCAX-TV (Burlington, VT) Verified
Add Us On GoogleAdd as a preferred source on Google BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Rough roads on Interstate 89 are creating hazards for drivers. Anyone who has traveled on I-89 between Montpelier and St. Albans recently has likely experienced rougher roads in the right-hand lanes of the interstate. Jeremy Reed, VTrans Highway Division chief engineer, said the issue is often mistaken for rutting. “A lot of people would think it’s rutting, but it’s actually raveling,” Reed said.
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VTrans hears feedback on Route 116 roundabout project in St. George

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By Michael Buchanan Verified
| WCAX-TV (Burlington, VT) Verified
Add Us On GoogleAdd as a preferred source on Google ST. GEORGE, Vt. (WCAX) - Project leaders hope a roundabout project will make Route 116 in St. George safer, though construction is not slated to begin for a few years. Representatives from the Vermont Agency of Transportation heard feedback from residents about the project Tuesday night. The agency says the intersection of Route 116 and 2A is a high crash area.
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