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Vt. schools face challenges funding construction
"It's been painted, but it's nonetheless-- it's worn and it's got some rot," Principal Adam Rosen said.
Committee to advise Montpelier on pedestrians
Vermont's capital has a new committee to help it attain its goal becoming a nationally known bike and pedestrian-friendly city.
LTS student wins Congressional Award
Bethany Marsfelder of Londonderry was recently awarded the Congressman's Choice Award for excellence on her painting titled "Freedom's Horizon." Marsfelder, a ninth grader at Long Trail School, combined watercolor and collage on canvas to portray a scene of the Jefferson Memorial from across the Potomac River during the height of cherry blossom ... (more)
Cabot moving administrative staff to Waitsfield
Agri-Mark, which owns Cabot Creamery, is buying and renovating a 28,000-square-foot facility in the Waitsfield Industrial Park for $2.8 million.
Vt. poised to allow lethal meds for terminally ill
In this June 28, 2012 file photo, Gov. Peter Shumlin holds a news conference following the Supreme Court decision on the U.S. Affordable Health Care Act, in Montpelier, Vt.
Vt. poised to allow lethal meds for terminally ill
Dr. Kermit Gosnell considers himself a pioneering doctor who helped desperate women get abortions, but a Philadelphia jury calls him a murderer who killed three babies born alive.
Vt. lawmakers give in on tax changes
The Senate bill on patient choice, S-77, sits on the Speaker's podium on Monday, May 13, 2013 in Montpelier, Vt.
Vermont House passes aid-in-dying bill
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Sanders, Denmark ambassador to hold Vt meetings
Sen. Bernie Sanders is holding public meetings around Vermont to talk about what the United States might learn from Denmark about health care, education and environmental protection.
A 16-year-old from Hinesburg was injured in an ATV accident. It happened early Saturday morning on the Buck Hill Road West.
Tax twist slows progress in Montpelier
Disagreements between the Shumlin administration and Vt. lawmakers Friday, despite last week's agreement not to raise new taxes.
Historic Taos hotel to open new restaurant
The La Fonda de Taos hotel is set to open a new 2,069-square-foot restaurant May 14, Mosaic Fine Dining.
Sanjay Pandey Named CIO of National Life Group
Pandey seeks to build on his successful enhancements to agent ease of doing business undertaken during his tenure as CIO of Donegal Insurance Group.
Housing Review Finds Need for Williamstown...
The consultant hired to assess the town's housing needs presented his final report on Tuesday night, and the problem is as bad as town officials thought - especially when it comes to meeting the needs of older residents.
Fatal crash closes Route 4 in Quechee
The accident happened around 4:30 p.m. It involved an empty horse trailer and a Subaru.
King, Messiah: New baby names suggest high hopes
In this May, 2008 file photo, luggage tags with children's names are displayed in East Montpelier, Vt.
Vermont Senate OKs end-of-life legislation
A revised bill that would allow terminally ill Vermonters to legally hasten their own deaths survived some roller-coaster twists and turns and appears likely to become the third physician-assisted death law in the country.
Stuck in Vermont 309: Bus Driver Buddy Longworth
Whether it's Peppermint Patty Friday, reading poetry over the PA, decorating his bus with kitten calendars, or greeting passengers by name, Buddy is one of a kind.
When Bill deVos gets a call about a dying or damaged tree, he doesn't gear up for an execution; he packs his bag for a full-on forensic evaluation.
Lawmakers meet tonight to hammer out tax agreement
Competing tax plans are on the table in Montpelier. Monday night House and Senate leaders are slated to come together at the State House to work toward hammering out a compromise with their tax proposals.