Vermont to Pursue ‘Junk Food Ban’ for Users of Food Stamps
Gov. Phil Scott’s administration may soon ban people from using food stamps to purchase products that the state deems unhealthy. […]
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Mark and Robin Twery Are Super Friends of the Fletcher Free Library
Mark and Robin Twery have been married for almost 50 years, and one of the things that binds them together
Federal Judge Releases Somali Cab Driver Detained by ICE
Hussien Noor Hussien, a Somali cab driver detained by federal immigration agents on New Year’s Day, walked out of the
Federal Judge Releases Somali Cab Driver Detained by ICE
Hussien Noor Hussien, a Somali cab driver detained by federal immigration agents on New Year’s Day, walked out of the
Rodgers Kicks Off Reelection Bid
Lt. Gov. John Rodgers launched his bid for reelection on Tuesday just moments after casting one of the more memorable
Instant House Offers Self-Serve Ramen Bar in Essex Junction
On January 21, Bishnu Pokhrel opened Instant House at 4 Pearl Street in Essex Junction. The business capitalizes on the
Housing Projects in Burlington Snare $8.4 million in State Loans
Vermont Treasurer Mike Pieciak on Monday announced a block of money to support new housing in the state, including an
‘ICE Out’ Rally Draws Huge Crowd in Burlington
Hundreds, maybe thousands, of people filled downtown Burlington on Friday afternoon, united in their opposition to the Trump administration’s haphazard
Officials Bring Back Yield Signs at One-Lane Burlington Bridge
Well, that was fast. After neighbors complained about increased traffic delays, Burlington officials have reversed course and removed stop signs
Vermont Stores, Restaurants and Venues Support Nationwide Strike Against ICE
Businesses across Vermont have taken to social media to declare their support of Friday’s nationwide general strike, but many stopped