Trail tidbits: Wilton launches run for state treasurer; 21-year-old Miss Vermont makes bid for Senate seat; Democratic Party endorses Donovan, Hoffer
Wilton has spent the last five years as Rutland’s treasurer, where by many accounts she turned the city’s disorganized financial management into a well-structured, transparent system.
In official campaign launch for AG, Donovan says he’ll be “smart on crime”
The candidate, who says prescription drug abuse is the biggest problem facing Vermont, believes police should be required to obtain a warrant to access personal medical information.
Bristol Celebrates 250th Anniversary with Special Events
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE In celebration of their 250th Anniversary, Bristol,Vermont has planned 2 ½ weeks of special events from June 9th through July 4th. Bristol, VT.—May 7th, 2012—Today the Bristol 250th Anniversary Committee announced a series of special events to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the founding of Bristol,Vermont. The celebration will commence with Pocock Rocks on June 9th and culminate with [...]
Speaker’s right-hand man heading for new challenges in D.C.
“I’m looking for a clone of Tom,” Smith said. He said Cheney was extremely important in the everyday operations of the legislative session, and his replacement will have big shoes to fill.
Shumlin approves funding for Waterbury state offices in first bill signing after session
Lawmakers re-allocated capital bill money with Irene damage in mind.
Senators step away from negotiations on prescription drug monitoring bill
After two meetings Friday, it became clear that neither side was willing to budge on the issue.
Shumlin pressures House conferees to allow police access to prescription drug info
The Senate conferees got a boost this afternoon when Shumlin stepped into their corner.
Shumlin: Cabinet-level position “gives governors a stake” in education
Shumlin: “I say what we’re doing today is ensuring that we have accountability from the governor and the ability for the elected governor to care about educational quality.”
Shumlin lends support for Montpelier heating plant
Mayor Hollar: “We think Montpelier can be a showcase for other communities in the use of renewable energy to heat is downtown business district.”
Hundreds rally in Montpelier for May Day labor event
Speakers from a variety of causes spoke out from the steps of the Statehouse into the sea of red signs that read “Put People First.”
