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Brattleboro’s Austine School for the Deaf is facing a financial crisis that could force its 100-year-old residential program to close. The school’s...
Public Post reports on Vermont winners of the 2014 World Champion Cheese Contest; downtown planning efforts in Morrisville and Northfield; and a...
State regulators have granted Entergy Vermont Yankee a permit to operate through December 2014, when the nuclear plant will close permanently. Friday's...
An independent review of the troubled roll out of the state's health care exchange concludes that a combination of factors is responsible for many of...
The University of Vermont and Vermont Law School have begun holding closed-door meetings to discuss the future of their business relationship. And the...
The Dartmouth College community is reacting to news that a former student, Parker Gilbert, has been found not guilty of raping a fellow student in her...
In addition to election politics, the governor this week found himself defending the potential of a single-payer health care system to fellow Democrat,...
Some people might prefer to forget middle school. But for many graduates of Rutland Town Elementary, middle school was the first time they picked up a...
Gov. Peter Shumlin is fiercely defending his plan to implement a single payer health care system after Senate President John Campbell expressed concerns...
A debate over income inequality flared up in the Vermont House when lawmakers considered an amendment to increase food aid to needy Vermonters. And...
Voters would cast ballots in early August if a bill to change the date of Vermont's primary elections is approved. The Legislature is considering the...
Pennsylvania-based Kennametal says it will close its Lyndonville plant. The company had announced earlier this month that it was considering relocating...
A hospital in North Adams, Mass has announced it will close its doors Friday, leaving 530 people out of work. The move is another blow to the regional...
A bill that would change the way Vermont regulates the toxic chemicals found in some household products has come under heavy fire from business...
Late Wednesday morning in the quiet hallways of Burlington High School, four students stand in a cluster near the cafeteria while their peers are in...
