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Not in Kansas

Heavy hitters

Summer camp students with Very Merry Theater bring Oz to life

Former, current CVU baseball players top league’s division

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Volume 55 Number 31

Candidates talk policy, politics as primary approaches

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July 30, 2026

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BRIANA BRADY STAFF WRITER

Ahead of the Aug. 11 primary election, five Democratic candidates for the Chittenden Southeast Senate district are vying for their party’s three spots on the Nov. 3 general election ballot. The Shelburne News put a few questions to the field of five. The paper will similarly query the Republican candidates later, since they don’t have competition in the primary. Shelburne News: What is your top priority for the coming session if you’re elected? What specific policy or policies would you like to see to in order to achieve that goal?

PHOTO BY SOPHIA BALUNEK

The last month of July is National Moth Week and this huge hummingbird moth is here to celebrate.

Joanna Grossman, Burlington: Vermont is our refuge, but it’s no good to our kids if they can’t afford to stay here. Priorities: attainable housing, accessible health care and economic

Farm rethinks beaver management after animal killed by trap

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BRIANA BRADY STAFF WRITER

The recent decision by Meach Cove Farms to trap a beaver that had taken up residence and start-

ed gnawing nearby trees brought passionate pushback. Over the years, beavers have occasionally moved in and out of the farm’s small man-made pond along Limerick Road. It’s under-

standable why they might be interested in the locale — the view is bucolic, with a ring of shrubs and trees around the water and rolling fields beyond. While the state allows for the

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trapping of beavers that might cause issues for nearby culverts, causing flooding on roads or in

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