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133 Water St
Barton, VT 05822
Based in Barton, Vt., the Chronicle provides a variety of local and regional news on politics, health, entertainment, education, sports, community, weather and business. It prints news on movies, beauty and style, education, family, horoscopes, senior living, travel, weddings and recipes. It has a classifieds section that promotes cars, homes, jobs, shopping places and businesses. The newspaper also features information on community events, obituaries, auctions and funeral notices. The newspaper has a business department that manages subscriptions, classified orders and advertising. It also provides an option of online news to its readers. In addition, the Chronicle provides online subscription forms.

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Matthew A.
11/1/2007

The Chronicle is a small local print newspaper that covers local news, deaths, arts, and recreation. Based in Glover, VT the paper caters to locals and the summer lake communities. Has wonderful...

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