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Engineering Report Details Costly Restoration Work Needed at Vt.'s Bennington Monument

An engineering assessment of the Bennington Monument in the village of Old Bennington, Vt., poses a challenge not unlike the one that drew hundreds of Patriots to this area in 1777 to fend off a British attack....


Longto Tree Service Lays Strong Foundation for Successful Business

Fifteen years ago, in the town of Bradford, Vt., Adam Longto laid the foundation of what would become a thriving tree service company. Growing up with a natural affinity for hands-on work, Longto began his career in carpentry straight out of high school....


Federal Funds Totaling $25.8M Slated to Replace Readsboro Bridge in Southern Vermont

Vermont will receive $25.8 million in federal funding to help replace the Readsboro Bridge, which spans the Deerfield River in the small rural town of Readsboro, the Burlington Free Press reported Jan....


Vermont Contractor Blends Old World Craftmanship With Modern Tech

In the rolling hills of Chelsea, Vt., Ben Canonica has built more than just a construction company. He has cultivated a life story rooted in hard work, ingenuity and a deep respect for nature and tradition....


Toronto Developer Plans $3B Reimagining of Largest Ski Resort in Killington, Vt.

Killington, Vt.'s largest ski resort has seen a lot of recent changes. Just last September, the resort was sold for an undisclosed sum to a group of private investors, many with local ties. Prior to that, in 2023, Great Gulf, a Canadian developer, paid $43 million to purchase 1,095 acres of land, including land and development rights at the base of the Killington mountain with hopes to do what many other developers have tried and failed to do — build a ski village in Killington with new condominiums, homes, shops, restaurants and what Great Gulf is calling the largest "ski beach" in the eastern United States....


Winooski, Vt.'s $28M Main Street Revitalization Pauses for Winter, to Resume Next Spring

Since planning and public outreach began in 2017, the voter-approved $28 million Winooski Main Street Revitalization Project, just north of Burlington, Vt., successfully completed its first construction season on Dec....


Six Small Bridges in Plymouth, Vt., to Be Replaced Over Two Years Starting Next Summer

At the Nov. 18 meeting of the Plymouth, Vt., Selectboard, its members heard from the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) regarding plans to build a half-dozen local bridges that will sequentially be replaced, starting in the summer of 2025, and continuing through the summer of 2027....


Work Has Started On Major Expansion of Burlington, Vt.'s Patrick Leahy Intl. Airport

The South Burlington Development Review Board in Vermont is getting its first pass at a plan for a massive expansion project at the region's Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport (Leahy BTV). Construction at the site for the project launched earlier in October, marking the beginning steps for the $45 million infrastructure project that is expected to take two years to complete, according to The Other Paper, a South Burlington newspaper, on Oct....


Vermont State University Kicks Off Construction of Innovative Meat-Processing Center

The Center for Agriculture and Food Entrepreneurship (CAFE) at Vermont State University (VTSU) has announced the start of construction of a meat processing facility on the school's Randolph campus. University officials said that the innovative center will directly support the growing regional need for qualified butchers by providing individuals direct access to equipment and instruction on the art and science of meat processing, Vermont Business Magazine (VermontBiz) reported Oct....


River Bridge Connecting Vermont, New Hampshire, Along With Section of I-91 in Vt., to Reopen in November

Two long-term infrastructure projects, one in Orange County, Vt., and another in Grafton County, N.H., on opposite sides of the Connecticut River, are set to wrap up in November to the relief of residents and business owners in both states....


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  3. Charlotte's $700M Uptown Project Hits Key Milestone; Airport to Build New Taxiway  →
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  9. Massive I-16, I-75 Interchange Project Moves Closer to Completion  →
  10. SEMA Construction's $562M Upgrade of I-25 On Track  →
  11. Acumatica Teams with JobPlanner and STACK to Deliver End-to-End Construction Project Lifecycle Support  →
  12. New Tadano AC 5.250L-2 All-Terrain Crane Boasts 259.2 Ft. Main Boom  →
  13. PennDOT Making Fast Progress On New Scranton to NYC-Penn Station Rail Corridor Project  →
  14. RCTC, Caltrans Expect 71/91 Interchange Finish in 2025  →
  15. Turner Selected for $158 Million Emergency Operations Center  →
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  17. Carolina Cat Parent Company Names Amanda Weisiger Cornelson New President  →
  18. NMDOT Opens Bridge Over Railroad Tracks in Jarales  →
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