District to Save $6 Million on Burlington High School Bond
In November 2022, Burlington voters agreed to borrow $165 million to demolish and rebuild the outdated, chemical-ridden Burlington High School. […]
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Vermont Still Without a Permanent U.S. Attorney
Nearly a year into his second term, President Donald Trump has yet to nominate someone to serve as Vermont’s top
Vermont Still Without a Permanent U.S. Attorney
Nearly a year into his second term, President Donald Trump has yet to nominate someone to serve as Vermont’s top
Settler outposts spread among West Bank villages and fuel fear
By JULIA FRANKEL, Associated Press TURMUS AYYA, West Bank (AP) — The fear is palpable in this Palestinian village. It’s
Titusville public works and utility workers launch effort to build new union
After seeing their former union dissolved by the state earlier this year, city employees in Titusville who work in the
Winooski Second Grader in ICE Detention in Texas
A Winooski student in the second grade is in immigration detention in Texas after he and his mother were detained
Trump to sign bill enhancing taxpayer rights with IRS math error transparency – Baltimore Sun
President Donald Trump was expected to sign a “Ways and Means Bill,” focused on “protecting taxpayer rights” by requiring the
South Shore man sent to prison for pandemic swimming pool scam
Crime Steven Docchio, 59, collected over $500,000 from homeowners for work he never completed. A Plymouth man was sentenced last
Federal review finds 44% of trucking schools don’t comply with rules
By JOSH FUNK, AP Transportation Writer Nearly 44% of the 16,000 truck driving schools in the U.S. may be forced to
Vermont Faces a 12 Percent Increase in Education Taxes
Vermonters will face an 11.9 percent average increase in education property taxes next year unless lawmakers again step in to