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Sites listed in Shopping are for retail businesses selling consumer items, that have a multiple locations in the state of Vermont. Businesses that offer specialized items for sale such as machinery, vehicles, construction materials, etc, should be suggested to their specific industry category.

Subcategories

• Artists and Galleries
• Barre
• Bennington
• Books
• Brattleboro
• Burlington
• Central Vermont
• Champlain Valley
• Chester
• Colchester
• Danville
• Essex
• Flowers and Gifts
• Food
• Jewelry
• Killington
• Ludlow
• Manchester
• Montpelier
• Music
• Northeast Kingdom
• Pawlet
• Peacham
• Poultney
• Putney
• Rutland
• Saint Albans
• Shelburne
• Southern Vermont
• Sporting Goods
• Springfield
• Stowe
• Waitsfield
• Williston
• Woodstock

Resources in This Category

• Lenny's Shoe and Apparel

  http://www.lennyshoe.com/
  Family-owned shoe and clothing chain with stores in Barre, Williston and St. Albans. Includes product and event information.

• Needlemans Bridal

  http://www.needlemansbridal.com/
  Full service bridal center offering clothing for special occasions. St. Albans, Newport, and South Burlington.

• Pieces of Vermont

  http://www.piecesofvermont.com/
  Vacation guide and online catalog for gifts and maple syrup products.

• Vermont Specialty Foods Association (VSFA)

  http://www.vermontspecialtyfoods.org/
  Fifteen year old organization of almost 200 members made up of small to large food businesses who all share the same philosophy of providing the consumer with a fabulous specialty food.

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