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South Burlington, Vermont
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Vermont City Marathon relay team running to spread special message

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By Orrin Schonfeld Verified
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
There are hundreds of relay teams in the 2024 M&T Bank Vermont City Marathon. Some are running to raise money for causes. Others are made up of friends and family who what to get exercise and have some fun. One of the teams is running to spread a special message. Special Olympics Vermont’s VCM relay is running to promote health and fitness. Team member Taylor Terry said she runs because she likes to be active and that she’s always active in Special Olympics.
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Music helps move Vermont City Marathon runners on race day

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By Orrin Schonfeld Verified
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
Anyone who's run a marathon knows it takes a lot of motivation to complete a 26.2-mile race. Fortunately, there's help out there to inspire runners during the M&T Bank Vermont City Marathon. It comes in the form of spectators cheering them on along the course. That includes groups of musicians. One of them is Sambatuda, a Burlington-based, Brazilian-inspired drumming group that has been bringing their beats to the marathon for years.
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Former Vermont State Police trooper may change plea in stolen evidence case

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By Orrin Schonfeld Verified, Michael Cusanelli
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
The case against a former Vermont state trooper accused of stealing from a police evidence room may be headed to a resolution.
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