Vermont Supreme Court Upholds Scott’s Back-to-Work Order
Updated at 2:54 p.m. The Vermont Supreme Court ruled Friday that Gov. Phil Scott has the authority to order most […]
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Vermont Supreme Court Upholds Scott’s Back-to-Work Order
Updated at 2:54 p.m. The Vermont Supreme Court ruled Friday that Gov. Phil Scott has the authority to order most
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Attorney General Under Fire for Charging ICE Protesters
Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark is taking heat from fellow Democrats over her decision to prosecute protesters who were arrested
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AG’s Office Brings Charges Against Williston ICE Facility Protestors
The Vermont Attorney General’s Office is bringing charges against protestors arrested during a July demonstration in the U.S. Immigration and
Historic Burlington-Winooski Bridge Posted on Craigslist — for Free
The Vermont Craigslist “free stuff” page is full of treasures. Recent listings include a piano, a set of studded snow
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State Board of Education Chair Resigns Abruptly
State Board of Education chair Jennifer Deck Samuelson has abruptly resigned, citing a constellation of personal reasons. Samuelson, a Manchester
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, September 23-30
Song Sung Blues Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 Two-time Canadian Folk Music Award winner Lynne Hanson lights up the stages
Jurors Convict Eaton in Shootings of Three Palestinian Men
A jury has convicted Jason Eaton for the shooting of three Palestinian college students outside his Burlington apartment, rejecting his
Closing Arguments Set for Monday in Jason Eaton Trial
The prosecution and defense rested in the Jason Eaton trial on Friday afternoon, and closing arguments are scheduled for Monday
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Federal Government Rejects Montpelier Group’s Bid for Former Post Office
The federal government has rejected a local nonprofit’s $540,000 bid to buy Monpelier’s former post office and federal office building