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Vermont students get college and career support with $3.05M Talent Search grant
31+ min ago (235+ words) VSAC to continue to provide counseling to more than 1,220 middle and high school students each year in 49 schools across the state VSAC’s Talent Search guides middle and high school students to explore career and postsecondary education options, to succeed in…...
This Old-Fashioned Vermont Country Store Still Sells The Kind Of Local Goods Supermarkets Can’t Replicate
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (1786+ words) What if your next grocery run came with a little New England history on the side? In a charming Vermont village, there’s a country store that’s been part of everyday life since 1886, and stepping inside feels like discovering a little…...
An ‘arms embargo’ organization could cost Vermont dearly
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (194+ words) Vermonters deserve to know what the organizers expect this campaign to accomplish — and what they expect local families to sacrifice along the way. Under the banner of “Free Palestine,” VPAE is targeting these companies for alleged connections to a country…...
Vermont AG enforces Vermont's automatic renewal law with UniFirst
19+ hour, 23+ min ago (205+ words) UniFirst to Pay $60,000 and Abandon “Automatic” Contract Renewals in Vermont “Consumer protection is about ensuring a fair marketplace,” said Attorney General Clark. “Vermont’s automatic renewal law is there to make sure that consumers and businesses can make an informed decision…...
VA awards grants for adaptive sports program in Vermont
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (186+ words) Vermont Business Magazine The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded $100,000 to Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports to support adaptive sports programs for veterans. This funding is part of $16 million in grants awarded to 91 organizations nationwide to advance adapted sports programs…...
Hunger Free Vermont works to expand assistance to those in need
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (177+ words) In the wake of federal changes to eligibility requirements to programs like SNAP and Medicaid, Hunger Free Vermont is hoping to expand access to food and other assistance programs by working with organizations across the state. Executive Director Anore Horton…...
Vermont records 58.3% growth in self-remitted taxes, ranks 3rd nationally
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (151+ words) Vermont Ranked 3rd Among All 50 States in Self-Remitted Tax Growth, Recording +58.3 Percent Per-Return Growth Over Four Years Vermont's Self-Remitted Tax Growth of +58.3 Percent Outpaced Every Neighboring State by at Least 14 Percentage Points Vermont Ranked 3rd Among Northeast Region States in Absolute Dollar…...
Lawmakers hear concerns over Vermont homeless law's rollout
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (37+ words) MONTPELIER — The rollout of Vermont’s new law on addressing homelessness hasn’t been smooth, according to some of the people tasked with working with it. Checking back? Since you viewed this item previously you can read it again....
Wrong-way driver crashes into Vermont police cruiser, charged with DUI
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (137+ words) A Connecticut woman is facing a slew of charges after she allegedly crashed into a Vermont State Police cruiser while evading law enforcement early Sunday morning. The Vermont State Police say that 29-year-old Taylor Chagnot drove the wrong way on…...
Glimpses of Vermont's Past: Rowland E. Robinson
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (319+ words) No Vermont author was more popular between the Civil War and World War I than Rowland E. Robinson. In 1883 Robinson decided to concentrate on writing fiction. His literary world was the Addison County of his youth, which he centered around the…...