In This State: Schutz, the curator extraordinaire behind the “People’s House”
Schütz hopes a new coffee table book will give Vermonters an accessible read on Statehouse history.
The Doctor is In: Allan Ramsay on the Green Mountain Care Board
Ramsay created the Palliative Care Service at Fletcher Allen Health Care in 2005 and the Rural Palliative Care Network to provide expertise to rural hospitals in Vermont and New York.
Hein’s quest for social justice in medicine leads to Vermont
After Dr. Karen Hein finished her medical residency, she went to jail. She worked there with some of the most abused and neglected kids in the Bronx at the Spofford Juvenile Center.
Anya Rader Wallack tackles health care reform, again
At first blush, you might not peg Wallack as the person to lead the state of Vermont into uncharted territory. But she is.
Lorber’s run for mayor stresses transparency, values
State Rep. Jason Lorber is prepared to engage residents and business as the city’s “chief marketing officer.”
Kranichfeld’s run for mayor stresses openness, quality of life
City councilor and deputy prosecutor Bram Kranichfeld pledges to increase accountability as Burlington mayor and move the city beyond partisan bickering.
State officials say Irene transportation repairs will cost less than half what they anticipated
The state saved millions of dollars by taking short cuts during the post-Irene emergency that normally would be prohibited under state and federal laws.
Remembering El Moulton: The man they called Mr. Vermont
Elbert George “Al” Moulton Jr., who died at his home in Townshend on May 1 at the age of 85, was arguably one of most important figures in the field of economic development in Vermont in the second half of the 20th century.
Exit interview: Vermont State Hospital director says facility is No. 1 problem
Rowe describes the hospital as a “prison-like” environment. Patients are kept in their rooms most of the time. There is no gymnasium, no garden area, no vocational shops, and very little space for family visitation.
Four months into Fifth Floor job, Shumlin relishes role as state CEO
Shumlin said “I am very careful, as governor, with the words yes and no. I’m much more likely to say ‘maybe.’”
