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But over the years, as the town's population shrank, so too did class size.

As WCAX reported in March, as residents voted to close the school, it enrolled only 52 students.

Its largest class had just eight kids.

Another educational center, Marlboro College, closed in 2020 amid low enrollment and financial strain.

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Uh, Colonel Wilson also provided engineering on WCAX Channel 3 television station in Burlington, Vermont.

When America joined World War II in 1941, Herbert Wilson joined the Army Signal Corps, for which he retired in the 1950s as rank of colonel.

He retired to the castle, and in 1962 opened it for tours.

If you've got a question for Amanda Janu, the Democratic candidate for governor, give us a call.

But a couple of different outlets, WCAX News and also the Vermont Political Observer, political blog.

I don't know if you've seen that one.

But they both sort of have dug into campaign finance and have suggested – And I want to get your reaction to this, and then we're going to get to some more specific issues.

They have an article called The Eddy Brothers and Spiritualism.

And then there is a local radio station called WCAX in Vermont that had a little write-up called The Story of the Eddy Brothers and Their Illusions.

And then their Wikipedia page, which sadly was very, very lacking, but it did give me the name of their parents.

So that was pretty cool.

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[laughs] I think, uh, October 8th, I think, is a Vermont public, and then, um, uh, October 15th is WCAX, one of the major networks in, uh, Burlington.

And, you know, I mean, b- and, you know, Burlington has got all these problems, you know? I remember, and-

It does.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

So, Kathy, first I want to ask you about, so there's a new organization now that was on the news just recently on WCAX talking about...

This new organization, basically, what's it called? It's replacing the Burlington Business Association, is that right?

Essentially.