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A relatively quiet Town Meeting Day proved a huge success for Vermont’s school districts. Rutland Middle School is getting a little more color this week. MONTPELIER — Vermont Secretary of Education Zoie Saunders responded to what she said were “misconceptions” and concerns about Gov. Phil Scott’s proposal to drasticall
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How to Vet a Vermont Contractor Before You Hire
2+ mon, 5+ day ago (1069+ words) If you hire a Vermont contractor in a hurry, it's easy to focus on price and availability while skipping the paperwork. That's how problems start. A recent EPA settlement involving Vermont-based ReArch Company Inc. over alleged lead-safety violations is a…...
Glimpses of Vermont's Past: Vrest & Mildred Orton
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (296+ words) All Vermont historians keep two lists: books we hope to write and books we hope someone else will write. The first is longer than the second for most of us, but we know we’ll go to our just rewards with…...
Sanders says Vermont schools finally receive withheld federal education funding
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (366+ words) More than 20 Vermont school districts and the state's Agency of Education have finally received a total of $11.6 million in previously withheld federal K-12 COVID-19 funding from the U.S. Department of Education. U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders announced via a Monday news release that the…...
Vermont recorded a 100% spring pedestrian lethality rate
5+ mon, 4+ day ago (492+ words) from 2019 to 2023, ranking jointly first among all 50 U.S. states alongside Alaska, Iowa, Maine, Montana, and Rhode Island. Over five spring seasons (March–May, 2019–2023), Vermont recorded 7 fatal pedestrian crashes, all 7 resulting in death, averaging 1.4 pedestrian deaths per spring. Vermont's lethality rate of…...
Crypto Kiosks and Fraud Risks Move to the Forefront of Vermont’s 2026 Policy Agenda
7+ mon, 3+ week ago (313+ words) The issue stems from scammers using them to trick users into sending funds that vanish or are never returned to wallets. Stats show that there has been a surge in cases like these in recent years. For the most part,…...
Working Vermont report takes a broader look at hard times
8+ mon, 3+ week ago (376+ words) An annual report on what Vermont’s working economy is like has taken a broader look at the types of families in the state and how they’re struggling to meet their basic needs. Overall, the State of Working Vermont report, published…...
Health Talk: It's Vermont Health Careers Awareness Month
11+ mon, 1+ week ago (444+ words) October is designated as Vermont Health Careers Awareness Month, and an opportunity to highlight the importance of health careers in our state. Annually, schools, hospitals, clinics, and an array of organizations and individuals are all encouraged to pay special attention…...