Vermont to Receive $92.7 Million in Settlement With Meta
Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark on Wednesday announced that the state will receive a $92.7 million payout from tech giant […]
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Inside the Mind of Booker Prize Nominee Makenna Goodman
Every morning, Makenna Goodman walks her dog, Pigeon, in the woods behind her house in Montpelier. Midway through her loop,
The Closures of Four Dairy Plants Lead to Worry in Vermont
A series of unexpected closures of milk-processing plants in recent months has shaken farmers and Vermont leaders. They worry that
South Burlington Police Make an Effort to Stop More Cars
Soon after taking over as South Burlington’s police chief last fall, Bill Breault began looking for ways to improve his
South Burlington Police Make an Effort to Stop More Cars
Soon after taking over as South Burlington’s police chief last fall, Bill Breault began looking for ways to improve his
Bristol Residents Defend Lord’s Prayer Rock After Letter Calling for Its Removal
When driving through Bristol, it’s hard to miss the Lord’s Prayer rock — and that’s a problem, according to one
UVM President Shares Plan for Overcoming ‘Serious Challenges’
The University of Vermont is facing “a number of serious challenges” such as declining enrollment and rollbacks in federal funding,
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Rachel Moore to Step Down as Head of the Current
Rachel Moore, executive director at the Current in Stowe, will step down at the end of the year, the organization
Tasting Seven Smoking-Hot Barbecue Spots Around Northern Vermont
The Carolinas. Texas. Memphis. Kansas City. Vermont? If we’re talking giants of American barbecue, that last one is a stretch.
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Burlington Asks Again for State Help With Public Safety Problems
In a rare moment of consensus, Burlington city councilors on Monday joined with Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak to call on Gov.