Alison Novak

The Middlebury woman isn't a fan of the current presidential administration, she said, but that doesn't stop her from feeling a sense of pride in her country.

Shiloh Skalka was riding an e-bike southbound on Pine Street shortly after 1 p.m. Thursday and was injured in a crash with minivan headed in the same direction, police said.

An uptick in alarming behavior has prompted towns to spread awareness about the risks of e-bike and e-motos and, in some cases, crack down on unsafe riders.

In one case, two men shouted an antisemitic phrase at a student. In the other, an antisemitic symbol was found on a tree.

The district wants to begin building a new school. But state education officials say they must first create news rules around construction aid.

Progressive economist Amanda Janoo and Aly Richards, who led Let's Grow Kids' campaign for childcare subsidies, are seeking the Democratic line for governor.

An August 11 vote on changing the district's articles of agreement is the latest chapter in an uneasy partnership among five central Vermont towns.

The vote to change the district's articles of agreement passed by 1,711 votes to 1,365.

Erin Roche, local director of First Children's Finance, discusses early childhood education and navigating the personal and professional with her guests.

The deal, which represents the largest single-company settlement in Vermont's history, stems from a 2023 lawsuit filed by the state.