MONTPELIER, Vt. — Relatives of a teenager who walked out of his foster home on the eve of Tropical Storm Irene and hasn’t been seen since hope the storm’s fifth anniversary will prompt anyone who knows what might have happened to come forward and help solve the mystery. Marble Arvidson’s mother, Sigrid Arvidson, now of Estes Park, Colorado, plans to return to Brattleboro this weekend for the first time since she moved away after her son’s disappearance. Within the next few weeks, Marble’s aunt plans to distribute an age-progressed photograph that would show what the then-17-year boy, about to start his senior year of high school in fall 2011, might look like now. Most of Vermont has moved on five years after the raging floods caused by Irene, with hundreds of millions of dollars in repairs completed to public infrastructure and private property.
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WILSON RING - Associated Press, Portland Press Herald
Fri, 08/26/2016 - 6:25pm
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