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As of Wednesday it had been 1 year, 3 months and 18 days since the Vermont Statehouse was closed to the public by Gov. Phil Scott’s “Stay Home…
MONTPELIER —The bill creating a statewide rental unit registry and state inspection unit for rental property completed its long and rocky jour…
When the governor says no, it’s not the end of the argument.
MANCHESTER — Those who attended Burr and Burton Academy’s commencement on Friday got to see and hear from Sen. Kesha Ram, D-Chittenden, who de…
MONTPELIER — A bill addressing renter health and safety and providing incentives for the purchase and updating of the state’s unused rental un…
How to sum up an historic legislative session, in which most members never walked through the Statehouse doors?
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Legislature’s efforts to make high quality child care more accessible and affordable cleared its last significant hur…
MONTPELIER — A bill updating Vermont’s sexual assault law is scheduled to be taken up again by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, wi…
MONTPELIER — Vermont’s elected leaders and lawmakers are in broad agreement about extending high speed broadband to every home in the state.
In honor of baseball’s Opening Day last week, I’ll start with a question: What does hitting or pitching a baseball have in common with solving…
