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In an interview last week, Houghton said the initial goal of a 10% reduction in health care spending would have actually ...
The change from the federal agency does not affect the state’s efforts to continue work already underway to reduce levels of PFAS at contaminated sites, the state’s director of drinking water ...
James D. Nickles Jr. of Bradford has been charged with the murder of Corey Crooker, who was last seen by family members in January, state police said.
This commentary is by Peter A. Thomas. He is a retired UVM research associate professor. The text is adapted from his ...
The bill would initiate major changes to Vermont’s education finance and governance systems, setting in motion several years of transformation.
After being added this week to a miscellaneous education bill, phone-free school legislation could make it to Gov. Phil Scott’s desk by the end of this legislative session.
In addition to needed beds and space, the new center will provide a better kitchen, more laundry options, six private bathrooms with showers, a break room, common areas, an office and intake space for ...
The National Institute of Standards and Technology stated that the grant—intended to support Vermont’s push for universal, reliable internet access—was rejected due to its inclusion of what the ...
Protecting federal library funding is a commitment to the democratic values of access, opportunity and knowledge for all.
Family and community supporters celebrated as the first detained migrant farmworker was released on bail Thursday morning ...
MONTPELIER — The Vermont House and Senate this week agreed on a state budget proposal for the 2026 fiscal year, which starts in July. The chambers’ joint $9.01 billion spending plan — which includes ...
This commentary is by Sen. Nader Hashim, D-Windham, chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and by Rep. Martin LaLonde, ...
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