The former president and CEO of Jay Peak took aim at state officials in a court filing for failed oversight in the largest fraud case in Vermont’s history. Former Gov. Peter Shumlin called it “a classic example” of blame-shifting.
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In 1974, together, he and Harriet opened Ebenezer Allen, a gift shop in South Hero. This venture would grow into them opening several gift shops and numerous other stores throughout VT before moving to Arizona. Read more
She lived a full life that can be summed up with a quote from Pablo Neruda, a poet she long favored: “He who does not travel, who does not read, who does not listen to music, who does not find grace in himself, she who does not find grace in herself, dies slowly.” Read more
Allan had a relentlessly positive attitude and valued laughter and love above all else. Read more
Those who have followed U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders’ political career over the course of more than four decades are familiar with his progressive views. Now, as the new chair of the Senate’s influential Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, he holds unprecedented power to make good on his promises.
The Cannabis Control Board chair said the tainted product from Holland Cannabis had not been tested before it was sold and should never have been on store shelves because it was not registered with the board.
The tweak in Vermont’s criminal code would not significantly change the law, but should help with enforcement, proponents say.
Those who have followed U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders’ political career over the course of more than four decades are familiar with his progressive views. Now, as the new chair of the Senate’s influential Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, he holds unprecedented power to make good on his promises.
After police responded to reports of a “melee” among spectators at the Alburgh Community Education Monday night, a 60-year-old man sought medical care and was pronounced dead at a hospital, according to police.
Legislators are considering two wide-ranging bills that seek to protect abortion access in Vermont. The bills’ size and scope “speaks to the urgency” of the national abortion legal landscape post-Roe, proponents say.
The Cannabis Control Board chair said the tainted product from Holland Cannabis had not been tested before it was sold and should never have been on store shelves because it was not registered with the board.
Vermont Cannabis Control Board halts sale of contaminated cannabis
Castleton rallies behind Gilmore Home Center after devastating fire
Woodstock approves $330,000 in grants to create up to 79 new child care slots
Parking changes at Stowe Mountain Resort cause concern over access to outdoor recreation
Contractor sues Burlington School District over high school demolition bid
An ‘unknowing pawn?’: From prison, Bill Stenger claims state ‘covered up’ Jay Peak fraud
Court sides with town of Marshfield in dispute over a political activism camp
Manchester man arrested for allegedly assaulting police at the Jan. 6 Capitol riot
Grand Isle Supervisory Union bans spectators at basketball games for rest of the season
Vermont state officials want to strengthen school safety procedures
Education leaders: Staff shortages persist midway through the school year
School meal funding is set to expire this year. Will Vermont lawmakers go back for another helping?
Natural Resources secretary presents a 'really rough' estimate of the clean heat standard’s cost
Frustrations over racial equity simmer on the Vermont Climate Council
In crisis mode, organic dairy farmers ask lawmakers for $9 million in emergency relief
Vermont is not meeting its goal of recycling and composting half its waste
Health care providers seek legislative action to curb workplace violence
Vermont’s overall Covid levels remain ‘low’ as Burlington wastewater data returns to normal
End to national Covid-19 emergency order could affect Vermont’s tools to fight the disease
Vermont’s largest health care union will almost double in size
New numbers highlight Covid-19’s impact on inpatient mental health care and emergency departments
Tom McKone: Books to increase understanding and to fight racism
John LaBarge: When it comes to affordable housing, it’s a lot more than housing
John Greenberg: OneCare ignores the problem: Health costs vastly exceed benefits
Leffler & Tetrault: Let's make an investment to end Vermont’s child care crisis
Rep. Carol Ode: UVM’s housing vision focused on community and student success
Jim Sullivan: Ban leghold traps, an indiscriminate menace to wildlife
Liam Madden: There’s more to the campaign finance controversy
Dr. Paul Manganiello: NRA’s tactics are to spread disinformation, outright lies
