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Great news for Richard Davis, whose Reformer column of July 23 included a list of complaints and wishes regarding the process of voter registration and what he perceived as various roadblocks preventing citizens from voting: In Vermont -- where he proposes an "experiment in democracy" -- his concerns have already been fixed.
Barre becomes the first Vermont town to pass an ordinance limiting where sex offenders can live.
BARRE -- This week, Barre became the first Vermont community to enact an ordinance establishing residency restrictions for convicted sex offenders. ... - By DAVID DELCORE Times Argus Staff
BARRE -- While serving in Iraq several years ago, Thomas James Hermann had what he called an awakening. ... - By Daniel Barlow Vermont Press Bureau
Associated Press - July 22, 2008 3:35 PM ET MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - Vermont's lone U.S. Rep. Peter Welch is facing a primary challenge in his first re-election bid.
BARRE -- This week, Barre became the first Vermont community to enact an ordinance establishing residency restrictions for convicted sex offenders. Next week it will, in all probability, become the second. ... - By David Delcore Times Argus Staff
The idea began in the mountains of Vermont between two college friends less than a year ago. (2 comments)
Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt., is one of only seven freshmen lawmakers who face no challenge from the other party. | On the Web: Rep. Peter Welch
MONTPELIER -- U.S. Rep. Peter Welch is heading into his first re-election season facing a Democratic primary challenge from a candidate who feels Vermont's lone House member hasn't done enough to end the war in Iraq. ... - By WILSON RING The Associated Press
MONTPELIER -- It's all in the family in Montpelier, with three Democrats running for the city's two seats in the State House of Representatives. ... - By Louis Porter Vermont Press Bureau
Seven college students from Vermont are bicycling to the Grand Tetons of Wyoming to register as many voters as possible for the 2008 presidential election.