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Today's digest of public announcements, milestones, and goings-on around town. Voters in Waterbury, Duxbury and the Mad River Valley on Town Meeting Day overwhelmingly approved the $49.2 million Harwood school budget for the coming year, with more than 70% voting “yes.” MONTPELIER — Vermont’s maple sugaring season is j

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3+ week, 6+ day ago   (63+ words) Splash of Color timesargus.com A zinnia blossom begins to open in a Calais flower garden this week. Zinnias are native to Mexico and Central America. The Aztecs originally called them “plants that are hard on the eyes” because…...