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Sen. Kesha Ram Hinsdale will vie for the majority leader position in the upcoming Democratic caucus meeting Saturday
State and U.S. authorities say the raptor, listed as an endangered species in Vermont until 2022, was found dead in Bridport last month after being shot.
After taking a shellacking on Election Day, Democrats plan to move Gov. Phil Scott's ideas for property tax reform to the top of the legislative agenda.
Saunders has served as interim secretary since the Senate rejected her appointment to the permanent post on April 30.
The governor says Vermonters can't afford aggressive cuts to climate emissions. Environmentalists argue the state can't afford not to.
Residents had objected to where VTrans closed Route 108 in Jeffersonville, arguing that it blocked residents from accessing prime winter recreation areas.
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Kevin Mccallum
The centrally located federal building, which housed the capital city's post office, closed after flooding in July 2023 caused severe damage downtown.
Leaders are declining to detail their ideas for preventing another sharp increase in property taxes to pay for education next year.
As the Vermont House convened for the session, its first order of business was deciding the contest for speaker — which was done by secret ballot.
The Republican governor addressed a legislature still controlled by a Democratic majority, but by a slimmer margin. He urged a cooperative approach this year.
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