Severe thunderstorms pose a threat to life and property and should always be taken seriously. Even if a storm isn’t severe, if you can hear thunder, you are close enough to the storm to be struck by lightning. Go to safe shelter immediately. #SevereWxAwarenessWeek pic.twitter.com/7yFiZGmOoR
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Wednesday 4/29 motorists can anticipate a temporary reduction to one lane of travel along I-91 Northbound in the vicinity approx, 1 mile north of exit 9 in Hartland. Due to construction.
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Construction preparation of bridge replacement is now underway on Depot Road over I-91 in Hartland. The traveling public can expect a possible one lane alternating traffic pattern with flaggers on Depot Road once clearing and erosion control measures commence.
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Here’s a look at the monthly and diurnal severe weather climatology for Vermont and northern New York. #SevereWxAwarenessWeek pic.twitter.com/MZS2nGV9Zn
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VT 9 at the ‘Rock Cut’ in Woodford is CLOSED due to a tractor trailer crash for an undetermined amount of time. Specific details are not yet available, updates will be provided as appropriate. Motorists should expect delays in the area.
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We’ll do our best to keep you up-to-date as decisions are made about the 2020 operating season. Thank you for your patience as we all navigate these times 
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Per the “Stay Home, Stay Safe” order, there is currently no camping in Vermont State Parks per the “Stay Home, Stay Safe Order.”
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While Vermont State Parks are free and open for day visits, currently facilities such as restrooms are closed as part of our regular seasonal schedule. Keep in mind this means surfaces are not being cleaned or sanitized. Check access at https://bit.ly/VTOffSeasonParking …
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We expect parks to be operational this upcoming season, but anticipate some possible changes to park services. We are in the process of developing standards and guidelines for the 2020 operating season. We’ll keep you posted here and at https://bit.ly/VTStateParksCOVID-19 …
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Owooo! While you might hear coyotes at night, the only wolves you’ll find in Vermont are trees. But, what in the world are wolf trees? Read our latest blog to find out more: https://bit.ly/whatarewolftrees …
What is your favorite tree related memory? pic.twitter.com/tw9Mdk0buY
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