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Janoo will face Republican Gov. Phil Scott in the general election in November. A recent survey showed the popular incumbent's approval rating has slipped.
By: Kevin McCallum
CAF's backing of leader raises questions as the battle over football's future intensifies
People have long made trails without permission in Vermont. A recent settlement in Stowe shows that the state is unwilling to tolerate that now.
Sanders, who has long supported organized labor, accused the facility's owner, Dairy Farmers of America, of "illegal union busting."
The union representing the plant's nearly 80 workers claims the closure is retaliation for a strike last year.
The union representing the plant's nearly 80 workers claims the closure is retaliation for a strike last year.
Sen. Sanders, who has long supported organized labor, accused the facility's owner, Dairy Farmers of America, of "illegal union busting."
Dairy Farmers of America's decision to shutter a St. Albans plant is just the latest setback for the state's $6 billion sector.
By: Kevin McCallum
The case — a second involving the pollutants in the area — alleges that the scope of the PFOA contamination is greater than previously known.
Springboks coach takes responsibility for some decisions taken in the first Test
