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• Vermont Today - Fair weather, with rain/snow later this week

• Vt. agency says Irene had lessons for new climate

• Nine anti-nuclear protesters arrested at Entergy offices

• Middlebury Maple run prep under way

• Man answers to charge of lewd conduct with teen

World/National News

• A set-it-and-forget-it weeknight pasta dish

• Cause of Houston’s death may take weeks

• Hey Mister: Feed me something

• Independent group inspecting Apple suppliers in China

• McDonald’s to end use of sow crates

• Obama projects lower deficit by taxing rich

• The sweet taste of New Orleans — warm beignets

• Trial of Midwest militia members begins

• Wis. recall petition storage site no longer secret

Rutland County

• Business community discusses legislative priorities

• Fair Haven looks at hydroelectric power

• Man answers to charge of lewd conduct with teen

• Middlebury Maple run prep under way

• New York suspects answer to heroin; cocaine charges

• W. Rutland robbery suspect’s actions labeled “cry for help”

Southern Vermont

• BRAM hosts first wedding

• Nine anti-nuclear protesters arrested at Entergy offices

• Pay dispute may continue despite state order

• Shumlin: PSB should start over on Yankee

• Shumlin: PSB should start over on Yankee

• Vt. man denies Robert Frost letters theft

Vermont News

• Burlington hospital makes interim chief permanent

• Obama backs Welch energy rebate legislation

• Sanders: Transportation aid bill would help Vt.

• State sues GOP over 2010 campaign

• Vt. agency says Irene had lessons for new climate

• Vt. state workers’ union ratifies new contract

Sports

• Balance carries Rutland past Bratt

• Blue Devils snare season sweep over Golden Horde

• Burr and Burton jumps out on Windsor

• Cespedes agrees to $36M, 4-year deal with A’s

• Chisora promises 8th-round KO of Klitschko

• Coloutti’s 31 leads Fair Haven past Hartford

• D-IV powers battle for top spot

• Dwyer leads Eagles past Chiefs

• Indians, Garland agree to contract

• Jeter says moves have made AL stronger

• Judge: Sandusky gets local jury, can see grandkids

• Mill River boys roll to 72-39 win over Springfield

• Mounties hold off Rutland for sweep

• Ortiz, Red Sox avoid arbitration hearing

• Randy Moss plans NFL comeback

• Rebels sneak past Terriers

• Scarzelo goes to line to beat OV

• Union Rags seeks riches

• US tabs 21 players for women’s basketball pool

• Wildcats cruise past Presidents

• Woods goes from inevitable to unpredictable

Business

• Greece faces further obstacles in bailout

• Independent group inspecting Apple suppliers in China

• McDonald’s to end use of sow crates

Editorials

• Chink in the dam

Commentary

• Severe conservative syndrome

Food

• A set-it-and-forget-it weeknight pasta dish

• Hey Mister: Feed me something

• The sweet taste of New Orleans — warm beignets

Perspective

• Bishops don’t speak for church

• Chink in the dam

• Murtha decision must be appealed

• Obama backs Welch energy rebate legislation

• Recession effects still being felt

• Severe conservative syndrome

• State sues GOP over 2010 campaign