“Students who have already answered the question will not have it scored, and students who take the makeup test this week will be instructed not to answer that question,” Riley wrote to superintendents and school leaders Sunday.
The Vermont GOP demanded Sunday that Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders release “all investigative material” related to the investigation of a land deal connected to his wife.
Rep. Grad reportedly told the shocked audience that the flags were “banners” and thus were unacceptable expressions of support for one side of the issue.
The major challenge for employers today is to find qualified workers. This is perhaps no more obvious than in the health care industry.
One Republican lawmaker wondered if Democrats would push the bill if President Donald Trump decided to call himself “the first female president.”
Maybe it’s time for our elected officials to consider that this approach to policy is why we have a stagnant population, anemic economic growth and trouble convincing young working people to come or stay here.
The current bill is, as one opponent put it, “a carbon tax one percentage point at a time.”
The Vermont House gave a long round of applause to families of Vermont military veterans who were victims of suicide, and to members of the military community who assist troubled veterans and their families.
If “Medicare for All” becomes law, however, that relationship will have to make room for a third party: Uncle Sam. And Uncle Sam will call the shots.
The Department of Health and Human Services announced Friday that Obria Group will receive three years of Title X family planning funding.
A large number of our elected officials believe if Vermont does not build electric vehicle charging stations, put insulation in a few hundred aging houses, and force everybody to buy a Tesla, the entire planetary ecosystem will collapse.
A marijuana “prevention tax” could mean lagging sales, insufficient revenue.