Banyai must destroy all unpermitted buildings and improvements related to the paramilitary training facility by June 23.
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John was a member of the West Windsor Zoning Board for 22 years. He also served on the Charlestown, New Hampshire Planning Board and the Hartland Planning Commission. Read more
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Debating a “lack of confidence” motion against a municipal takeover plan, residents instead simply asked for more say in the future of local emergency medical services and federal American Rescue Plan Act spending.
When H.510 was finalized in May 2022, then-House Ways and Means Committee Chair Janet Ancel, D-Calais, told VTDigger she believed the new child tax credit would be the “most significant (state-level) tax relief package we’ve been able to offer Vermonters.”
A decade ago, about 40 community members spent 300 hours volunteering in one of the group’s key programs to pull invasive plants out of a local bay. Last year, only eight showed up.
Amidst an already dire staffing shortage, child care providers now face fingerprint processing delays that can take three months or more. While new hires wait for their prints to come back, they can’t be left alone with children.
Debating a “lack of confidence” motion against a municipal takeover plan, residents instead simply asked for more say in the future of local emergency medical services and federal American Rescue Plan Act spending.
The Legislature’s Joint Fiscal Office estimates that legal online sports wagering would bring in $2 million in revenue for the state in the 2024 fiscal year.
The nation’s largest health insurer has accepted an offer from the state’s largest health care provider to keep current reimbursement rates — and keep patients in network.
Vermont cannabis grower pays heavy fine after posting Instagram video of New York delivery
New child tax credit offers financial support to families with young children
U.S. Department of Labor intervenes in Vermonters’ suit against Bimbo baking conglomerate
Vermont nonprofit founded by ice cream magnate Ben Cohen opposes U.S. support for Ukraine
A chapel, 2 ex-governors and a lawsuit over ‘cancel culture’
Fingerprint processing delays are preventing child care businesses from fully onboarding new staff
Goddard College staff on strike after breakdown in contract negotiations
Camels Hump 8th grader wins Vermont spelling bee for 2nd year in a row
Equity organizations and lawmakers call on Legislature to strengthen school mascot law
Record staffing shortage leads Howard Center to reduce ‘crisis beds’
Hospital heads, Peter Welch discuss rural health care challenges
UVM Health Network and UnitedHealthcare to keep existing contract through end of 2023
Advocates call health department’s opioid spending priorities rushed
Vermont’s 2022 opioid deaths set a record for the 3rd straight year
