News Release — Vermont Story Lab May 8, 2017 CONTACT: Marybeth Christie Redmond 802.488.0531 [email protected] Burlington, VT – Vermont Story Lab will host three skill-building workshops for nonprofit storytellers this June 2017, in Middlebury, Burlington and Brattleboro, Vt. The interactive labs are designed for nonprofits and individuals looking to develop and improve their print, video […]
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Vermont Democratic Party: RGA Ad Glosses Over Scott’s Own Tax Record
News Release — Vermont Democratic Party Sept. 28, 2016 Contact: Christina Amestoy, VDP Communications Director (802) 448-4239 [email protected] Burlington, VT – Today the national Republican Governors Association went up on air with their first negative ad of the campaign – a misleading attack against Sue Minter. This out of touch cookie-cutter hit is straight from […]
Dartmouth-Hitchcock CEO Dr. James N. Weinstein Among ‘110 Physician Leaders to Know’
News Release — Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center September 8, 2016 Contact: Mike Barwell (603) 653-1984 [email protected] Follow on Twitter: @DartmouthHitch LEBANON, NH — Dr. James N. Weinstein, CEO and President of Dartmouth-Hitchcock, has been named among “110 Physician Leaders to Know” by Becker’s Hospital Review. This is the second consecutive year that he has been named […]
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VTDigger/Castleton Institute Poll: Full results
We sampled 682 Vermonters on topics ranging from gun control to the performance of lawmakers and Gov. Peter Shumlin. Here are the results.
New Health Department reports measure health risks and behaviors of Vermonters
Two new reports that measure the health risks and behaviors of Vermonters from middle school through adulthood have just been published by the Health Department at www.healthvermont.gov.
Welch’s political war chest adds another $213,000
Sanders and Leahy each take in about $30,000 in July-Sept. campaign finance reporting period.
Sanders ordered to hit the deck during Capitol Hill shooting
Vermont delegation unharmed in street incident that forced the U.S. Capitol into lockdown; Sanders was outside when shooting occurred.
90 percent of Vermonters can now text 911
With the new system, Vermont will be the first in the country to provide statewide 911 texting.
State revenues hug targets for now, budget gap looms for 2015
Tracking very close to revenue forecasts, state tax collections leave little room to buffer mounting pressures from Medicaid and other sources, the Joint Fiscal Office reported Wednesday morning.
Leahy-led hearing addresses feds’ policies on state-legalized marijuana
Also today, the Marijuana Policy Project announced Vermont is one of 10 states it’s targeting for legalization by 2017.
Tropical Storm Irene: Ruined state records get the freezer treatment
Approximately 500 boxes of important state documents were soaked when floodwaters damaged the Department of Environmental Conservation.
Vermont farmers concerned over ‘one-size-fits-all’ food regulations
FDA hears objection to proposed rules from Vermont groups that say changes don’t take into account the needs of small and organic farm operations.
VPIRG delivers 30,000 signatures in support of GMO labeling law
Since the beginning of May, canvassers have spoken to more than 50,000 Vermonters and collected approximately 30,000 signatures in support of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) labeling.