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Bennington skate park work could begin this summer

The Bennington Select Board has approved a funding and engineering plan that could lead to construction on a town skate park off Depot Street beginning later this year.

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Montpelier park project narrowly wins reprieve

City councilors nearly shut down the work to develop Confluence Park in the city's downtown Wednesday night.

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Upgrade underway on Bennington Walloomsac Pathway

BENNINGTON Town crews have begun work on a $240,000 upgrade and extension project along sections of the Walloomsac Pathway in the downtown.

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After tree removal hearing, pathway project wins approval

BENNINGTON – After a hearing to consider objections to removing several trees to widen sections of the Walloomsac Pathway, the Select Board voted to move ahead with the mostly grant-funded

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