
The extra benefits will cease in March, and the food stamps program will revert to pre-pandemic functioning.
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The extra benefits will cease in March, and the food stamps program will revert to pre-pandemic functioning.
After the state cannabis board ordered testing of the contaminated lot, it came back with a reading 100 times higher than the certificate of analysis reading showed.
Alganesh Michael’s Vermont catering business is up against some of the top restaurant chefs in the Northeast.
Clayton Clark said he plans to leverage his experience working in state government to advocate for the transit agency’s needs in Montpelier, which many say includes more sustainable funding supported by the state.
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.
Biddeford Internet Corp., also known as GWI, has been transferred ValleyNet’s operating agreement to manage ECFiber, assuming responsibility for ValleyNet’s obligations and 27 employees based at its Royalton offices, the parties announced.
Amid the debris, firefighters managed to save a cherished weathervane that sat atop the store for more than three decades.
Four separate child care providers are expected to receive funding, which will expand day programs for kids under 3 and after-school care for children up to 12.
While the resort is getting the most attention, many other parts of Stowe experience traffic difficulty throughout the year, according to Town Manager Charles Safford.
Haymaker Bun Company of Middlebury is among the first-ever nominees for outstanding bakery, a new category.