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Priority
- Find reliable sources for all of the project's Unreferenced BLPs
- Add {{WikiProject United States|class=|importance=|VT=Yes|VT-importance=}} template to talk pages of all Vermont related articles
- Add {{Infobox_Vermont_Town}} infobox to all towns
- A page for every governor
- A page for every lt. governor
Style
Create Infobox templates for cities and counties – consistent in look and feel to the Towns Infobox.
Article improvements
- Expand: Long Trail, Mount Mansfield, Camel's Hump, Green Mountains, Barre Montpelier Times Argus, Marlboro Music Festival, Redfield Proctor, James Hartness, George David Aiken, Ralph Flanders, Philip H. Hoff, Madeleine M. Kunin, Jim Douglas, Robert T. Stafford, St. Johnsbury Academy, Rutland Herald, Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, Shelburne Museum, Shelburne Farms, Samuel C. Crafts, Horace Fairbanks, Carroll S. Page, Ompompanoosuc River, Waits River, Vermont Marble Museum
- Destub:
- Stub Categories: (If its there it needs destubbing!)
- Media: Bennington Banner, St. Albans Messenger, Newport Daily Express, WEQX, WVTC, WXLF-FM
- Museums: Brattleboro Museum and Art Center [1], Montshire Museum of Science [2], American Precision Museum
- November 2006 election related: Larry Drown, Brian Dubie, Matt Dunne, Cris Ericson, Greg Parke, Scudder Parker, Martha Rainville, Mark Shepard, Vermont gubernatorial election, 2006, Vermont United States House of Representatives election, 2006
Articles to create
- Government: An article describing unique features of county government so they can be linked with # from articles on counties, e.g. "county road commissioners"
- Rivers: Batten Kill River, Black River (southern Vermont), Joes River, La Platte River, Lemon Fair River, Mad River, Moose River, Nulheegan River, Otter Creek, Poultney River, White River.
- Museums: Art Gallery at St. Johnsbury Athenaeum, Baltimore Covered Bridge, Bixby Library Museum, Black River Historical Society, Bread and Puppet Museum, Brick Schoolhouse Museum, Bushnell's Museum, Chimney Point State Historic Site, Echo Lake Aquarium and Science Center [3], Ethan Allen Homestead Museum [4], Eureka Schoolhouse, Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium [5], Franklin County Museum, General John Strong Museum, Fleming Museum [6], Helen Day Art Center [7], Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont History [8], Hyde Log Cabin, Maple Museum, Mount Independence State Historic Site, National Museum of the Morgan Horse [9], Norwich University Museum, Noyes House Museum, Old Stone House Museum [10], Precision Valley Corvette Museum [11], President Chester A. Arthur State Historic Site, Reading Historical Room, Reverend Dan Foster House, Rokeby Museum [12], Senator Justin S. Morrill Homestead, Southern Vermont Arts Center, Southern Vermont Natural History Museum [13], Springfield Art and Historical Society, State Museum of the Vermont Historical Society, The Arlington Gallery, The Bennington Museum [14], The Farrar Mansure House, Thomas W. Wood Art Gallery, Vermont Ski Museum [15], Walker Museum, Windham County Historical Museum, Woodstock Historical Society
Media
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Housekeeping
- Requiring {{WikiProject United States|class=|importance=|VT=Yes|VT-importance=}} template: todo see URGENT
- Requiring {{Vermont}} Template: None
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