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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Williston, Vermont, United States (Local)
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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County forester to move on for book and business
School budget revote set for April 16; town in May
Williston’s Housing Trust Fund will soon have actionable money.
Project scaled back to rein in spending
Any attempt to keep up with business openings and closings in Williston requires frequent tab-keeping trips around Taft Corners. Between front-door signage, word-of-mouth, social media posts, mailings and emailed news
Good vibes return to the Maple Tree Place green this summer as the shopping center’s new owners are bringing back the Maple Tree Place Concert Series.
The Champlain Valley School District’s reworked budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year passed with a 60 percent majority Tuesday.
The Champlain Valley School District is bringing back free summer meals for local children with a narrower version of the pandemic-era program that ended in 2022.
Welch comes to Catamount touting climate change bill
District works on mitigation plan
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