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St. Johnsbury voters will decide at town meeting in March whether or not they should be able to recall elected officials. Supporters say the charter...
The past few weeks of ice and snow have caused power outages, school closures, property damage and dangerous driving conditions for Vermonters. The ice...
Two years ago, the proposed merger of Vermont’s two largest electric utilities triggered a debate over the adequacy of the state’s regulatory system....
Take a look around Liz Greenberg's fifth and sixth grade classroom at Robinson Elementary School in Starksboro and some catchy student-designed bumper...
The Vermont Public Service Department is planning a comprehensive update of the state’s telecommunications plan. The original plan was created in the...
Public Post reports on an effort to drum up interest in the creation of a public bank in Vermont, the start of the legislative breakfast season and...
When the temperature plummets and snow piles up, many mountain bikes used to get stored for the season. But these days, more and more winter riders are...
With midterm congressional elections less than a year away, partisan bickering on Capitol Hill isn’t likely to end anytime soon. But as he prepares to...
This month, Vermont’s Public Service Board will begin re-examining the standards it sets for noise created by energy generation, including wind turbines...
Most firearms in the U.S. start out in a state of perfect legality, sold by a manufacturer to a federally-licensed dealer. But somewhere along the way,...
Vermont is one of three states that don’t require their elected officials to disclose their financial interests. But a new organization being...
Peter Miller has been photographing and documenting the lives of ordinary Vermonters for close to 60 years. His iconic black and white photos capture...
A law passed last spring that led to new rules for commercial on-farm slaughter is going through some growing pains. H-515, the Agency of Agriculture,...
When the 2014 legislative session convenes next week, there will be one more woman taking a seat. Marjorie Ryerson, of Randolph, is replacing...
With the start of the new year comes a new system for labeling Vermont’s signature product: maple syrup. The state’s sugar makers will begin switching...
