As Political Discourse Craters, ‘The Vermont Way’ Largely Persists
The last days of Vermont’s legislative session had all the ingredients of a bitter ending. For months, Republican Gov. Phil […]
Ways and Means
Vermont’s Lawmakers Push Big Ideas — but Struggle to Fund Them
Night had fallen in Indonesia when Christina Sivret logged onto Zoom. It was morning in Montpelier, where a Statehouse committee
Lawmakers Might Suspend Financial Disclosure Penalties for Candidates
State lawmakers have proposed suspending penalties and enforcement for candidates who fail to submit finance disclosure forms when running for
Unpaid Taxes Are Stressing Local Budgets in Pockets of Vermont
On a bluebird February morning with fresh snow coating the hills of Washington County, a dozen people made their way
In the Vermont Statehouse, Committee Chairs Wield Tremendous Power
Denise Watso took a seat at the back of the small meeting room and steeled herself for the press conference
Emerge Vermont Has Helped Dozens of Women — All Dems — Get Elected
Rep. Emilie Krasnow Credit: Courtesy When Rep. Emilie Krasnow (D-South Burlington) arrived in Montpelier in 2023 for her first day
Vermont’s Independent Schools Discussed at Length in Ed Reform
click to enlarge Jeb Wallace-Brodeur