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When does spring start? In Vermont, it depends.
The calendar marks the equinox as March 20. But locals know the arrivals of maple and mud seasons vary based on where you’re planted in the state.
Final Reading: State officials worry major transportation projects could lose federal funding
Funding for at least one project — a buildout of electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the state — is “done” for, a VTrans official said. Other funds are under “review” by the feds.
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Democrats willing to concede spending clash if Gov. Scott extends motel stays
Legislative leaders conceded that they are willing to walk away from about $14.9 million in state spending — but made a single request in return.
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Green Mountain Transit ends program that let riders stay on board without paying
Additional cuts to service attempt to close a $3 million budget gap.
Canadian and Vermont business leaders commiserate at Newport roundtable
“To speak bluntly, I am absolutely horrified at these tariffs,” said Sen. Peter Welch, who convened the meeting.
Amazon is seeking to build a distribution facility in Essex
The Essex Development Review Board will hold a public hearing on the proposed project Thursday, according to town manager Greg Duggan.
Vermont lawmakers consider cutting regulations for more at-home food producers
A House bill with broad support would exempt “cottage” food manufacturers with annual sales under $30,000 from inspection and licensing.
Opinion
Commentaries and letters to the editor written by community members and regular contributors.
David Moats: Tapping the past
There has always been a tendency to romanticize rural living, despite the daily struggle of wresting a living from the soil.
Jarrod Weiss: We don’t need the Walmart-ization of education
Just because we don’t like the plan Gov. Scott presented doesn’t mean we don’t seek change.
David Schneider: Injury from measles is genuine, extensive and avoidable
As a community cheerleader, I am sharing these comments to reinforce the need to immunize.
Reps. Monique Priestley and Angela Arsenault: Public servants’ lives are the stakes in Big Tech’s privacy gamble
We must begin to dismantle the system that allows Big Tech to profit from jeopardizing lives.
Amid financial challenges, Valley Vista will consolidate locations, close Vergennes facility
The consolidation will result in the loss of about 20 jobs, Rick DiStefano, the company’s chief operating officer and co-owner, said, amid state concern over the rehab facility’s finances.
Manipulative leader of deadly plot or brilliant healer framed by others? Murder-for-hire trial begins.
Jurors heard contrasting arguments Monday in the federal case against Serhat Gumrukcu, a biomedical researcher from Los Angeles charged in the January 2018 fatal shooting of Gregory Davis of Danville.
Obituaries
Death notices and celebrations of life.
Vermont Democratic Party names new executive director
May Hanlon, who was born in Island Pond, takes on the role at a challenging moment for Democrats at both the state and national levels.
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