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Candidates for the job, which pays roughly $168,000 a year, will be expected to reduce inequality, increase test scores and promote career and tech education, according to the job posting for the position. Read the story on VTDigger here: Wanted: […]

I have to prove myself as a female golfer by battling sexist comments at every single tournament from competitors, NCCGA employees and the golf course staff. Read the story on VTDigger here: Letter to the editor: College golf teams need to be more […]

PFAS contamination in the food supply chain is a significant concern and is caused in many different ways but is often associated with wastewater treatment plant sludge and septic waste that is spread on farmland. Read the story on VTDigger here: […]

Some members were unaware the board was paying for a lawyer at all.  Read the story on VTDigger here: As attorney fees in Chieftain appeal approach $10,000, Green Mountain school board votes to stop paying.

High-performance building isn't just a profession; it's an avenue for young minds to shape a future that marries economic growth, environmental preservation and personal fulfillment.  Read the story on VTDigger here: Guy Payne: Growth must be […]

With a city council split between more progressive and conservative wings, arriving at a common vision for rebuilding Barre City will not be easy. Read the story on VTDigger here: As Barre digs out from the flood, can its leaders agree on a path […]

Are you a fan of VTDigger? Come help us thank Anne for her contributions to journalism in Vermont and beyond. Read the story on VTDigger here: Almost gone: Tickets to VTDigger celebration of Founder Anne Galloway at Sugarbush.

Benefits were delayed by two months after glitches in getting the disaster unemployment program going. Read the story on VTDigger here: Friday is the last day to apply for disaster unemployment assistance.

John Grismore, who was captured on video kicking a man in custody in August 2022, will be back in court next month for a hearing as the case now continues to move forward. Read the story on VTDigger here: Judge rejects bid by Franklin County […]

On Sept. 15, Vermont Superior Court Judge David Barra denied a motion by former owner Marc Cote, who sought a restraining order against the pharmacy on Sept. 8 when current owners Michelle and Donald Laurendeau announced the closing. Read the story […]

After nearly 12 years leading the Queen City, Weinberger announced on Thursday that he will not seek a fifth term, capping an eventful and tumultuous period for the city. Read the story on VTDigger here: Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger will not […]

Expand the Child Tax Credit permanently so that families can have consistent support they can count on. Read the story on VTDigger here: Letter to the editor: Focus on ending poverty, not making it worse.

The credit union is warning members that, unless they take action, they will forfeit their right to sue management. Read the story on VTDigger here: Two former Vermont attorneys general denounce move by New England Federal Credit Union.

“We are not trying to make anybody wait,” FEMA representative Sam Harvey told VTDigger. “If we had a private site that was available tomorrow, we would start that ball rolling.” Read the story on VTDigger here: FEMA has temporary housing […]

If we don’t start creating a society that works for everyone, we may end up in a Malthusian hell resulting from violence and chaos spawned by our inability to share the abundance.  Read the story on VTDigger here: Robby Porter: Why do we act as […]

Dorothea Kelly, 64, admitted stealing a combined $32,000 from the Dorset Village Library and local retailer J.K. Adams between 2018 and 2019. Read the story on VTDigger here: Former Dorset library president gets 3 years on probation for embezzling.

For the last few years, our rural landscape and its inhabitants have borne the brunt of vast environmental damage, and loss of incalculable volumes of soil, vegetation and aquatic life.  Read the story on VTDigger here: Suzanne Lupien: Impractical […]

In a healthcare landscape marked by persistent cost increases, Vermont has recently been part of a success story. An independent analysis commissioned by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Innovation Center affirms that OneCare […]

The popular retailer plans to open a new storefront at the Essex Experience shopping center in early November. Store co-owner Marc Sherman said its Burlington flagship will stay open, but he said he worried about the changing retail landscape in […]

“We’re more often merging than creating,” said Ted Brady, executive director of the Vermont League of Cities and Towns. “I’d say the biggest benefit to creating a village is the ability to raise taxes and provide a municipal service.” […]

Municipalities could be reimbursed for 75% of funds spent on such expenses as debris removal, road repairs and public building repairs. Read the story on VTDigger here: Phil Scott requests federal disaster declaration for early August flooding in […]

In a letter to state departments and agencies, state Finance Commissioner Adam Greshin called for spending increases of no more than 3%, which, given increasing costs, would likely lead to cuts to programs and services.  Read the story on VTDigger […]

As he approaches his 90th year, Schumann isn’t going to change his artistic vision to make people comfortable. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont Conversation: Peter Schumann on 60 years of Bread and Puppet Theater.

More than a dozen people spoke out during a meeting of the Addison Central School District Board on Monday night to express disappointment in former dean Esther Charlestin’s resignation. They called on the district to confront racism they said is […]

There is zero transparency at any level. Refusing to answer questions just because you do not have to is not a way to inspire confidence in the process. Read the story on VTDigger here: Letter to the editor: OneCare picture is not that rosy.