Annisa Lamberton, official spokesperson for Vermonters for Good Government, will join a three hour panel discussion on Proposal 5/Article 22, “Madness in the Constitution,” this Saturday, April 2.
“Even as crime rises, some politicians continue to demonize and belittle law enforcement rather than support and stand by those who put their lives on the line every day.”
“I have been impressed with Judge Jackson’s performance and support her confirmation to the United States Supreme Court. She has the required legal experience, temperament and clear understanding of the judicial branch’s role interpreting the law.”
As part of the pilot program, customers lease or purchase two Enphase IQ Batteries for their home. Customers agree to share access to the batteries to cut power demand during expensive energy peaks when people are using a lot of energy, which helps lower costs for all.
On Thursday, the Ethan Allen Institute released the 2022 legislative midsession “Roll Call Profiles.” The profiles include legislators’ votes cast in January and February of this legislative session.
Given high oil and kerosene prices, a one-time $350 benefit will be paid to providers to help offset additional costs for program participants.
Our team is still looking over the map, but we are already beginning to identify some brand new opportunities for Republican pick-ups that didn’t exist last time.
“We know that our border communities are culturally and economically inseparable, and we’re thrilled these communities will be able to more easily go about their daily lives as they did prior to the pandemic.”
At a candlelight vigil Tuesday, Gov. Phil Scott signed H.717, an act relating to providing humanitarian assistance to the people of Ukraine, and announced more than $640,000 of aid.
Governor Phil Scott on Monday announced his appointment of John Kascenska, Ph.D., of Burke, to the Vermont House of Representatives, representing House District Calendonia-4. Kascenska replaces former Representative Patrick Seymour (R-Sutton) who recently resigned.
At his weekly media briefing, Governor Phil Scott called on legislators to support his proposal to return half of the more than $90 million Education Fund surplus to Vermont taxpayers and dedicate the other half to strengthen Vermont’s Career and Technical Education system.
Jireh S. Billings, Jr. of Woodstock has been appointed by the Vermont Republican Party, as finance chair for the state party, effective immediately.