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The state Lottery Commission would like to raise more revenue by installing new gaming machines in bars and restaurants. The Vermont House said no to...
The Vermont Economic Progress Council has given initial approval to nearly $1 million in incentives to Keurig Green Mountain, formerly known as Green...
House lawmakers are putting the finishing touches on their versions of this year’s budget and tax bills. And while their proposal will require some new...
University of Vermont President Thomas Sullivan is assembling a university task force on substance abuse to address what he says is “a very real...
Pennsylvania based Kennametal says it hopes to make a decision on the fate of its Lyndonville plant by March 28. The plant employs approximately 80...
A retaining wall near the intersection of Routes 100 and 11 in Londonderry has been getting a lot of attention lately. Local artists recently painted...
Vermont utility regulators have until March 31 to decide whether to approve a tentative agreement between Entergy Vermont Yankee and the Shumlin...
Frustrated by the lack of movement this year by the Shumlin Administration, the Vermont Senate is pressing forward with legislation related to single...
The Shumlin administration has announced another contingency plan to help small businesses purchase health insurance next year but the proposal is...
Dozens of supporters of the paid sick leave bill held a rally at the Statehouse Tuesday to kick off their final push to convince lawmakers to back their...
The interesting part of Vermont’s town meetings is that every municipality does it differently. And in the case of Brattleboro, the town holds a...
Lawmakers are looking to solve a glitch in the welfare system that can discourage low-income Vermonters from taking good-paying jobs. But addressing the...
At several town meetings held this past week in New Hampshire, voters weighed in on non-binding resolutions opposing the flow of tar sands oil through...
Earlier this week, Montpelier officials announced their goal of becoming the country’s first “Net Zero capitol city”. The idea is to minimize the use of...
You know the old saying: March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. Well, Wednesday and Thursday's weather may prove at least half of that...
