Non-profit seeking to grow VT’s middle class updates its research priority list for 2025.

The U.S. Marshals in Vermont issued a warning Wednesday to local residents to be aware of several imposter scams involving individuals claiming to be U.S. marshals, court officers, or other law enforcement officials in an effort to try to collect a court fine.

One pediatrician attributes the practice’s high rates to its patients and their belief in the benefits of vaccines.

“In the last two years, more than 150 cities, towns, and villages across Vermont felt the impacts of flooding, which caused over a billion dollars in damage.

But instead of throwing up our hands, Vermonters rolled up their sleeves and got to work.”

Governor Phil Scott July 9 announced a trio of high-level appointments to key leadership positions within Vermont state government, naming Sara Teachout to the Green Mountain Care Board, Jason Batchelder as Commissioner of the Department of Fish and Wildlife, and Misty Sinsigalli as Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation.

The adoption of the new Climate Action Plan comes at a time when the federal government is pulling back on key policies, such as support for electrification of vehicles and deployment of renewable energy, and curtailing funding.

Pledges to “finish what we started”

Health system committed to improving, preserving access to high-quality care

“What we’ve accomplished over these last few months is important, but what comes next will be even more important. We cannot make the mistake others have made to declare victory and assume our many crises have been solved.”

AFP’s mailers aim to educate the public on what they describe as the “harsh realities” of Act 18, highlighting concerns about government mandates driving up costs.

In this role, Harvey will help lead the Party’s fundraising strategy and donor engagement efforts

The reason for the temporary pause is a concern about the frequency of false “negative” test results.

Many policyholders are experiencing significant increases in insurance premiums for auto and homeowners insurance.

Hicks Logging was fined $6,000.00 for failing to file advanced notice of its intent and to obtain a permit to conduct a heavy cut on property in Concord, VT.

Officials alert animal owners of need for continued vigilance to protect bird flocks and cattle in Vermont

The acting commissioner of the Department of Financial Regulation and deputy commissioner of the Department of Liquor and Lottery were also named.

List includes promising jobs projected to pay a median wage above $30/hour and to have at least 300 openings in the state between 2022-2032.

Businesses that suffered harm from 2024 floods may apply for help through a state portal.

“The Attorney General needs to provide the state with sound counsel about how we get ourselves out of the mess that Democrats have created by putting taxpayer money at risk in the “protracted litigation” that is being threatened by the Conservation Law Foundation,” GOP Chair Paul Dame said.

“When disasters strike, we of course focus on safety and infrastructure. It’s also crucial that we work to protect the arts and cultural organizations that enable our communities to not just survive but thrive.”