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Tag Archives: Series: Headliners

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Statehouse Headliners: DOC shuns released inmate housing offer, and ‘trauma-informed’ corrections explained

Monday’s Headliners column about legislative planning for the next wave of Vermont prisons prompted plenty of reader questions and comments.

June 12, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: List of bills signed into law by Gov. Phil Scott

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott on Monday signed into law H.57, the unrestricted abortion bill, and vetoed S.169, a gun control bill that would have required a 24-hour waiting period for handgun purchases. Here are the bills approved by the 2019 Legislature that have been signed into law.

June 11, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: New, ‘trauma-informed’ prisons may be next wave of Vermont corrections policy

The Vermont Legislature is planning “the next wave of criminal justice and corrections reforms,” Rep. Sara Coffey, D-Vernon, said in her June 5 column in The Commons, a Windham County weekly newspaper.

June 10, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: Phase 2 of war on plastics already planned; climate change plays role

Unless Gov. Scott vetoes S.113, a working group created by the bill will promptly select the next targets on the state of Vermont’s war on plastic. This war is — as both the bill itself and a key supporter states — also part of the greater war on climate change.

June 7, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: Legislature budgets millions for alternative transportation projects

The 2020 transportation bill allocates $2.65 million for nine new park-and-rides, $19 million for new bike/walk projects, $2.4 million for four new electric buses for Burlington and Montpelier areas, $13 million for passenger rail, $1.2 million to complete Montpelier “multi-modal” center, and $2 million of electric-car rebates.

May 31, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: Descriptions of all bills passed by the 2019 Legislature

In this Statehouse Headliners, the House and Senate Carbon Emissions Reduction Committee is created, the abortion bill wins the “prize” for most roll calls, and more.

May 29, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: After Legislature OKs 11th-hour rail study, Blittersdorf says he wants Barre-Montpelier commuter train

Just days after the Vermont Legislature unveiled and approved a Barre-Montpelier commuter rail study, renewable power mogul David Blittersdorf told VTDigger he wants to run his diesel-power railroad cars on a commuter line between Barre and Montpelier.

May 28, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: Chittenden County senators oppose nuclear bombers, including F-35

As Memorial Day approaches, Chittenden County senators oppose nuclear-capable aircraft, including F-35.

May 23, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: Barre-Montpelier commuter rail study approved

The House Transportation Bill approved on Wednesday includes a study for commuter rail between Barre and Montpelier.

May 22, 2019 in U.S..
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Statehouse Headliners: Relatively unnoticed bills pass Legislature, go to governor

Relatively unnoticed, police bias, criminal expungement, contaminant monitoring, broadband, and water cleanup bills approved by Legislature.

May 21, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: With big money decisions pending, Legislature won’t meet until Wednesday

There’s scarcely a lawmaker in sight. A handful are here on “conference committee” duty. These committees put three senators and three representatives in the same room to resolve differences in major bills — differences around whether and/or how to spend millions, even tens of millions, of state dollars.

May 20, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: Pot tax increase discussed but no action taken, AC refrigerator coolant banned

In this Statehouse Headliners, the House passes Senate bills to monitor chemical safety, ban ‘greenhouse gas’ refrigerants and spray foam products.

May 17, 2019 in TNR News.

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