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Budget for Dec. 1, 2012 edition

Here's what the newsroom staff is working on for the Dec. 1, 2012 edition of the Reformer. Please note: Just because it appears on this budget, doesn't mean it will run in tomorrow's newspaper — some stories will be held to get complete information; some stories may be dropped completely. Stories might be held for space, or other timing considerations. Also, breaking stories may not appear on this budget.

If you have any information that could be useful to any of these stories, we'd love to hear from you (call 802-254-2311 ext. 7 or e-mail news@reformer.com).

Chris: Snug Life apparel creators talk about how they started
Chris: First Run Video w/pix
Chris: The Cupola’s grand re-opening

Dom: Landmark students help people in NY w/submitted pix
Dom: Samantha Barrale and friends help New Jersey w/submitted pix
Dom: Reformer Christmas stocking story (why buy new?)

Howard: Afghan soldier gets package w/pic
Howard: Remember Blomgren w/pic

Mike: Vernon police Chief Mary Beth Hebert back on the job. She talks
about her priorities for the department.
Mike: I-91 bridge project moving forward, and a local committee
eveluating the bridge’s aesthetics will get a chance to score all
design/construction bids.

Bob: News Analysis on recording police who are conducting business in
a public space

Staff: Christmas Stocking

Column: View from Heifer Hill

AP: Vermont Yankee update

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