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This week, Attorney General Bill Sorrell is attending the annual meeting of the National Attorneys General Association in Florida. Sorrell and a number...
Award-winning producer John Kilik, a University of Vermont alumnus, is known for big projects including Babel, Hunger Games and several Spike Lee films...
Four years ago, Gov. Peter Shumlin vowed to institute a single-payer health care system in Vermont. Later this month, he’ll finally tell Vermonters how...
Everybody likes an underdog story, and in the 1980s, the Middlebury Union High School boys basketball team could definitely be considered an underdog...
If you pick up an item in a gift store, chances are, you'll find a little label telling you where it was made. U.S. law requires it for nearly every...
Law enforcement officers from Canada and Vermont gathered this week with border patrol officials from both sides of the international boundary. The aim...
Projections for another increase in education spending next year have amplified calls for fiscal restraint. But some people say the price tag on public...
Rutland’s popular Gift of Life Blood drive kicked off its new 12-day format today at Castleton State College. Ryan Schmoldt, a donor recruitment manager...
Supporters of a sales tax on all Internet retailers are hopeful that Congress will consider their bill in the next two weeks. It's estimated that the...
Statewide property tax rates are on track to rise by approximately 2 percent next year. But while the projected increase isn’t as high as some had...
The state is calling for an investigation into an increasing number of customer service complaints about FairPoint Communications. Officials also want a...
December 1 is World AIDS Day, and while many health workers and activists around the world are fighting for a voice for the AIDS epidemic, the issue...
Courage Has No Color, by Vermont author Tanya Lee Stone, is the true story of the 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion, which was created during World War...
Starting December 1, if you stroll around quaint, historic Norwich, you’re likely to see lots of people dressed up as snowmen. A few others will...
When Congress returns to Washington next month for the second phase of its lame duck session, Rep. Peter Welch will be urging House leaders to schedule...
