Farmers: Lake pollution is not just us

Farmers: Lake pollution is not just us

St. Albans meeting discusses additional rules for reducing phosphorus

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About 50 farmers, clean water advocates and lakefront property owners turned out for a public hearing on possibly additional rules for reducing phosphorus pollution from farms in the Missisquoi Bay Basin

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Guns Over The Champlain Valley:
A Guide To Historic Military Sites And Battlefields
(Paperback)
Author: Coffin, Howard

The Champlain Valley is one of the most historically rich regions of the country. Fort Ticonderoga, Saratoga, Fort William Henry, Crown Point, Plattsburgh, Bennington and Valcour Island all lie along the ancient warpath that is the Champlain Corridor.
In this lively and informative new travel guide to historic places and events, the author leads you to each venue, describing the events and their long-lasting impact.  Adventure awaits you with Guns over the Champlain Valley.
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Farmers, environmentalists sound off on Missisquoi Bay settlement

Farmers, environmentalists sound off on Missisquoi Bay settlement

Farmers, environmentalists sound off on Missisquoi Bay settlement

Dozens of farmers, environmentalists and Lake Champlain advocates spoke out Thursday at a hearing called by state Agriculture Secretary Chuck Ross over tightening rules governing Vermont’s northern farms.

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The basin encompasses a wide area along Vermont’s northern border whose rivers and streams flow into Missisquoi Bay. The bay is most polluted segment of Lake Champlain thanks to high levels of phosphorus that produced frequent algae blooms.

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Guns Over The Champlain Valley:
A Guide To Historic Military Sites And Battlefields
(Paperback)
Author: Coffin, Howard

The Champlain Valley is one of the most historically rich regions of the country. Fort Ticonderoga, Saratoga, Fort William Henry, Crown Point, Plattsburgh, Bennington and Valcour Island all lie along the ancient warpath that is the Champlain Corridor.
In this lively and informative new travel guide to historic places and events, the author leads you to each venue, describing the events and their long-lasting impact.  Adventure awaits you with Guns over the Champlain Valley.
Order Today

 

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Governor Shumlin: Exploring Vermont’s state parks

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The backbone of Vermont’s natural beauty is our state park system. Vermont has 52 state parks that are fully operated from mid-May through mid-October each year. Whether you’re camping, hiking, biking, swimming, boating, fishing, or enjoying a picnic, Vermont’s state parks offer plenty of options to enjoy the best our state has to offer. And as we found out recently, many, many people are taking advantage of that opportunity.

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Different Faces of Lake Champlain

The Different Faces of Lake Champlain

Different Faces of Lake Champlain - morning

Different Faces of Lake Champlain – morning

These two photos of the same Alburgh, Vermont view of Lake Champlain were taken about six hours apart and show the different looks of Lake Champlain. Photos by Kathleen Longe.

Different Faces of Lake Champlain - sunset

Different Faces of Lake Champlain – sunset

This day, the New York shoreline was hidden by dense fog for most of the morning. As the day went on, the fog lifted and by sunset time the stage was set for another beautiful sunset.


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