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PAID ADVERTORIAL - Most people set up their cell phone plan and stop thinking about it. The bill arrives, gets paid, and life moves on. That autopilot approach is understandable—but for many seniors, it’s quietly costing them $50, $60, or even $80 a month for service that no longer reflects how they actually use their phone.

The Hidden Cost Seniors Pay by Staying with Their Wireless Phone Carrier PAID ADVERTORIAL - Most people set up their cell phone plan and stop thinking about it. The bill arrives, gets paid, and life moves on. That autopilot approach is understandable—but for many seniors, it’s quietly costing them $50, $60, or even $80 a month for service that no longer reflects how ...

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PAID ADVERTORIAL - For many seniors, the home phone has been part of daily life for decades. It’s the number friends and family know by heart. It’s printed in church directories, stored in address books and listed on probably every utility you have. So when monthly home phone bills quietly creep past $40 or $50, switching can feel risky—not because of the price, but because of the fear of losing what’s familiar.

Why Seniors Are Replacing High‑Priced Home Phone Service with a $10 Wireless Alternative PAID ADVERTORIAL - For many seniors, the home phone has been part of daily life for decades. It’s the number friends and family know by heart. It’s printed in church directories, stored in address books and listed on probably every utility you have. So when monthly home phone bills quietly creep...

BARRE — The Granite City is suddenly in the market for a new city manager, because Nicolas Storellicastro confirmed Thursday he will be leaving Barre to take over as deputy city manager in South Burlington over the summer.

Storellicastro to leave Barre City manager role BARRE — The Granite City is suddenly in the market for a new city manager, because Nicolas Storellicastro confirmed Thursday he will be leaving Barre to take over as deputy

BARRE — There were no stunning upsets and no snapped winning streaks in Barre City on Tuesday, but voters did deliver one mild surprise courtesy of mayoral hopeful Bern Rose.

Lauzon wins in closer-than-expected mayoral race; city budget passes

Barre Town votes down the school budget, 581-883. Barre City votes down the school budget, 648-553. It fails overall, 1,229 (yes) to 1,436 (no).

BUUSD budget fails

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