Vermont
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Vermont House Approves $9.3 Billion State Budget
This plan marks an increase compared to the previous year and aims to support various government operations and agencies.
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I-89 Northbound Opens After Pepsi Delivery Truck Falls from Bridge in Richmond
The northbound lane of Interstate 89 was reopened on Friday morning following an incident involving a tractor-trailer transporting Pepsi products that plummeted from a bridge.
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Stowe teen Dean Roy poised to make history as youngest candidate on Vermont’s general election ballot
Dean Roy is running for governor marking a significant milestone as the first candidate under the age of 18 to secure a spot on the state's general election ballot this November.
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New Tax Proposal Targets Wealthy Individuals in Vermont’s Budget Discussions
Discussions surrounding the state’s upcoming $9.3 billion budget have revived a proposal aimed at imposing new taxes on the wealthiest residents.
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Vermont Lawmakers Abandon Ambitious Emission Reduction Policies for the Year
Vermont's legislative body is poised to make no significant moves this year regarding greenhouse gas emission policies.
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Vermont Sugar Producers Relying on Migrant Workforce for Maple Harvest
The maple syrup industry in Vermont has seen significant growth, now accounting for more than half of the United States’ overall production.
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Vermont lawmakers debate property tax rates and land use reforms
Vermont lawmakers are currently addressing significant legislative matters regarding property taxes and land use regulations.
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Windham County Child Advocacy Center Launches Campaign for Child Abuse Prevention Month
Throughout this period, the center is actively seeking donations to fund its complimentary services for individuals affected by sexual abuse.
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Legal Action Emerges Against South Burlington Bagel Shop Over Smoke Complaints
A local bakery is facing a lawsuit concerning smoke and odors linked to its wood-fired oven.
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Vermont Man Charged in Theft of Girl Scouts' Funds
A man has been tied to the theft of a cashbox belonging to a local Girl Scouts troop.
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ICE Revises Claim About South Burlington Raid Incident
Federal immigration officials have revised their account of a significant event related to the recent raid at a residence in South Burlington.
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Supreme Court Decision Favors Vermont State Police Trooper in Force Case
This case traces back to a protest that occurred during the inauguration of Governor Peter Shumlin in January 2015.
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Vermont Teen Innovates AI to Tackle Medical Billing Errors
Innovative technology could transform the future of medical billing accuracy.
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Bus Accident in Arlington Results in Six Hospitalized
The incident took place around 6:45 a.m. on Route 313, close to Warm Brook Road.
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Michael Clough to Depart Vermont Museum of Natural History and Pool Nature Center
The executive director of the Vermont Museum of Natural History and Pool Nature Center is set to leave his position by early summer.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott Signals Skepticism on Gun Bill
The proposed law seeks to classify the theft of any firearm as an automatic felony.
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Vermont Legislator Pushes for Ban on PFAS in Pesticides
The presence of PFAS in agricultural practices has prompted a Vermont lawmaker to propose a ban on these substances.
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Brattleboro Nurses Vote to Authorize Strike Amid Stalled Negotiations
The Brattleboro Federation of Nurses disclosed that a significant majority of nurses participated in the vote that took place from Wednesday to Sunday
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Vermont House Advances New Mileage Fee for Electric Vehicle Owners
The proposed legislation, known as H.944, outlines a rate of 1.4 cents per mile for EV owners and lessees.
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Vermont Legislators Take Steps to Curb Rising Property Taxes
This strategy is expected to lower the average property tax rise to 7%, with an additional $50 million set aside for other fiscal needs.
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Sandi Hoffman Assumes Role of DCF Commissioner Following Scott's Appointment
Governor Phil Scott announced the appointment of Sandi Hoffman as the new commissioner of the Department for Children and Families on Friday.
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Child Care Safety Issues Highlighted by Auditor in Vermont
The findings indicate significant concerns regarding child safety with 131 serious violations, of which 14 were confirmed instances of child abuse.
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Property Boundaries to be Clarified Before Storage Shed Project Moves Forward
The current lack of clarity surrounding these lines poses challenges, particularly due to weather conditions affecting visibility.
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Federal Investigation Underway for Vermont's Abortion Insurance Coverage Law
This law is part of an investigation encompassing 13 states during the current administration.
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USS Vermont Crew Members Explore Their Home State
Following a port stop in Perth, Australia, the submarine crew has returned to their home state.
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Beloved Vermont Geologist and Community Advocate Dies in Florida Accident
An esteemed geologist and trail advocate from Vermont tragically lost his life in a head-on collision in Florida on Wednesday morning.
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Arrest Made in Brownington's Suspicious Death Case
The suspect is facing several serious charges including second-degree murder.
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Honduran Man Detained in South Burlington ICE Raid Released After Granting of Bond
A judge approved release and $10,000 bond following discussions between Jerez Andrade’s attorney and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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Lawmakers in Vermont scrutinize policing practices following ICE enforcement
Vermont legislature expresses concerns regarding potential violations of anti-bias policing and use-of-force laws during last week’s ICE operation in South Burlington.
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Investigation Declares Ludlow Police Chief Justified in January Shooting Incident
Investigation led by Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark confirmed that Ludlow Police Chief Jeffrey Warfle acted within his rights during shooting.
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Fatal House Blaze Claims Life of Montgomery AIDS Activist and Former Party Leader
Former Vermont Democratic Party chair dies in tragic Montgomery fire.
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Former Bellows Falls Police Chief Faces Forgery Charges
Bellows Falls Village Police Chief entered a not guilty plea on Tuesday regarding allegations of forging signature.
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Bald Eagles Captured Live on Camera at VINS Nest in Quechee
A nesting pair of bald eagles is now visible to the public through live streaming cameras set up at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science.
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Protesters Rally as South Burlington Man Appears in Court
A significant crowd of demonstrators gathered outside the Burlington Federal Courthouse on Tuesday in response to the court appearance of Christian Jerez Andrade
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Vermont House Committee Moves Forward with Gun Regulation Bill Amid Divided Opinions
The vote saw all six Democratic members supporting the measure while the five Republican members opposed it.
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Fundraising Efforts Heat Up Among Democratic Candidates for Vermont Lieutenant Governor
Together, Molly Gray and Ryan McLaren have raised approximately $325,000, far surpassing the fundraising for any other statewide races thus far.
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Woman Released from ICE Custody in Vermont; Suspect Remains Unapprehended
A woman detained by immigration officials in South Burlington last week was released from federal custody on Monday.
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Vermont House Moves Forward with Legislation to Strengthen Gun Regulations
The House Judiciary Committee in Vermont has moved a bill aimed at tightening gun laws following a close vote.
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Brattleboro Nurses Consider Strike Vote Amid Deficit Concerns
Nurses at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital are preparing to cast their votes regarding a potential strike.
