The question the Vermont Climate Council and legislators are attempting to answer using schemes like the CHS is not, “How do we heat homes and power cars without fossil fuels?” Rather it’s, “How do we get most Vermonters to live in smaller homes and drive fewer cars?”
Vermont’s electoral security lapses are fixable if steps are taken immediately. Voter rolls in Vermont have not been cleaned in decades. Will they be cleaned and updated in time for absentee ballots to be mailed in September?
The dollar amounts for economic development loans is inside a bill that is headed to the Vermont governor.
Vermont boasts an unemployment rate of 2.9% for the month of February, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, ranking 11th in the nation.
Former Education Secretary Rebecca Holcombe and former Ed Board member Bill Mathis have filed objections to the final adoption of the proposed 2200 Series rules for independent school oversight and operations.
David Zuckerman is so far off from truth, logic and civility that he has proven himself untrustworthy to serve in government.
Why are we making a change to the Vermont Constitution? Good question. We the People have an important vote coming in the November election that can change the course of Vermont. Every vote counts.
Rochelle Walensky, who was handpicked by the President in January 2021 to head the Centers for Disease Control, largely allowed teacher union bosses to set CDC guidelines for when schools could reopen.
The Vermont Climate Council is holding public forums on April 12 and April 13 to share information about its ongoing work and to hear from Vermonters across the state. Vermont’s Initial Climate Action Plan (CAP) was adopted on December 1, 2021.
Windham County Sheriff Mark Anderson said Wednesday that if police are stripped of current legal protections against civil rights lawsuits, he will stop providing law enforcement services for 14 towns in his county.
The House Education Committee on Thursday approved a bill that would provide universal breakfast and lunch for all school children regardless of each family’s ability to provide their own meals or lunch money.
A report put out the Vermont Department of Health in coordination with out-of-state universities indicates that efforts by states to reverse “vaccine hesitancy” among parents with newborns have largely proven ineffective.