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Northfield, Vermont, is finally moving forward with the long-awaited removal of its century-old Dog River dam — a project poised to boost flood resilience and revive local trout habitats. After decades of discussion and funding hurdles, a coalition of local, state, and federal agencies has stepped in to make it happen, with work set to conclude by mid-September. The dam’s demolition, sparked by lessons from Hurricane Irene, promises not just safety upgrades but a meaningful ecological win — all while showcasing how small, collaborative efforts can yield big community benefits.

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