Jason Starr is a journalist based in Williston, Vermont. He writes for the local newspaper, the Williston Observer, covering a wide range of topics including town news, local events, and community issues. His work has also been featured in OncLive, a publication focused on oncology and cancer research.
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Jason Starr's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, press releases, and private sector announcements in Williston, Vermont. The topics covered include a wide range of local issues such as real estate, taxes, elections, flooding, domestic violence among others.
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With Joe Biden’s term as president coming to an end, it’s perhaps fitting that the Town of Williston is spending down the remaining funds from one of his signature pieces
Town considers bike, pedestrian route between Village and Taft Corners
The family of longtime Williston Central School science teacher Jessica Kramer has taken a manuscript she wrote in the months before her death and seen it through to publication.
National chains to break into Vermont at vacant Maple Tree Place spaces
The Majestic 10 movie theater in Williston plans to start serving beer and wine for movie-goers with a liquor license approved Tuesday by the Williston Selectboard.
Town administrators on Tuesday unveiled their first draft of a budget for the upcoming fiscal year — a $15.9 million plan that would increase spending by $890,000 (5.9 percent) over
Wetlands put snag in Redmond Road plan
‘Kennel’ can operate in a residential neighborhood
‘We need to move on this now,’ CVU principal says
DRB hearing set for Jan. 14 at WCS
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