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Vermont Republicans outline legislative priorities
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (425+ words) On Wednesday, Vermont Republican legislative leaders and candidates released what they are calling “Vermont Promise” — an outline of policies and proposals they plan to introduce in the next session. Two years ago, Republicans picked up seats in the House and…...
Joint statement on Vermont's fair and free elections
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (96+ words) Vermont Business Magazine Attorney General Charity Clark and Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas today released a joint statement in response to claims made by President Trump during a speech... Joint statement on Vermont's fair and free elections Vermont Business…...
'We can do hard things as Americans': Examining the legacy of Vermont's Civil Unions law
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (68+ words) Vermont is often credited with blazing a trail in LGBTQ+ rights with its landmark Civil Unions law, which is back in the spotlight as America remembers major moments from its 250 years of history. Vermont is often credited with blazing a…...
Vermont Democrats reflect on 2026 legislative session
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (36+ words) The Democrats, who no longer have a supermajority, had to work with the Republicans to get legislation passed. The Democrats, who no longer have a supermajority, had to work with the Republicans to get legislation passed....
Ralph Wright, ‘revered and feared’ longest-serving Vermont House speaker, dies at 91
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (1604+ words) When Montpelier journalist Chris Graff wrote his 2006 memoir, “Dateline Vermont,” he recounted the rise of such 20th-century politicians as the state’s first woman governor, Madeleine Kunin; its chief executive who died in office, Richard Snelling; and its physician turned presidential…...
Partial repeal of Vermont’s land-use law Act 181 heads to Gov. Phil Scott’s desk
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (723+ words) In a victory for a rural coalition protesting the state’s controversial land-use law, a bill that would partially roll back Act 181 is now headed to Gov. Phil Scott’s desk. The Vermont Senate approved the bill’s final iteration in a 28-2 vote…...
A day in Montpelier as a Vermont legislative page | Local News | rutlandherald.com
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (673+ words) Legislative pages work on a map of Vermont. If you go to the Vermont State House, you’ll see a crew of lively eighth graders running around in green blazers. These students are Vermont Legislative Pages, young workers hoping to kickstart…...
Vermont's loggers are struggling. A sales tax exemption could help.
4+ mon, 5+ day ago (286+ words) This commentary is by Dana Doran, who is the executive director of Professional Logging Contractors of the Northeast. It has been said that silence can be a loud cry for help, and for Vermont’s logging and forest trucking industry, the…...
As manufacturing jobs decline, Vermont business leaders take their concerns to the Statehouse
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (938+ words) Theo Wells-Spackman is a Report for America corps member who reports for VTDigger. The manufacturing industry generates billions for Vermont’s economy each year — but jobs in the sector are on the decline. In general, Spear and her colleague Megan Sullivan…...
VTDigger is losing its top editor and CEO. What’s driving the departures at a nonprofit news pioneer?
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (1114+ words) Over the course of nearly two decades, VTDigger built itself into one of the scrappy success stories of nonprofit digital news — growing to fill the gap left by Vermont’s vanishing local and regional outlets. But VTDigger, now 30 staffers strong and…...