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Vermont Rail System’s Green Mountain Railroad is receiving $10.9 million in federal disaster funding to aid in repairs from devastating flooding in 2023. The Federal Emergency
In the fall general election, Vermonters will decide whether they want to stick with Gov. Phil Scott or go with rising newcomer Amanda Janoo.
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Vermont governor encouraging school district merging as communities determine what’s next for reform
"Don't start by asking what your community might lose; start with what every student could gain," Scott said.
The Agency of Natural Resources is running the program itself. Reverse Logistics Group, a regulatory compliance company, will offer operational support such as billing and data collection.
Facing the prospect of a discrimination lawsuit, the Vermont Department of Corrections has agreed to provide federal immigration detainees in its prisons with b
Dean Roy, 15, will appear on the ballot in November as a third-party candidate. He said his generation’s concerns, like affordability and climate change, have been ignored for too long.
View post: Nonprofit Oregon Ski Area Names New General Manager After Disappointing Season It was a challenging year out West, but for ski resorts in Vermont, the 2025-26 season told a different story. Earlier this month, Ski Vermont, a local non-profit ...
The National Trust for Local News will buy the five weekly publications under the Vermont Community Newspaper Group banner, expanding into a fourth state.
Vermont Business Magazine Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports on Thursday celebrated the grand opening of the Taff Adaptive Yurt, a new year-round program space at Bolton Valley Resort that expands access to adaptive sports and recreation for athletes with disabilities, veterans, families, and volunteers.
The trust is acquiring the Vermont Community Newspaper Group, which publishes The Stowe Reporter, News & Citizen, The Other Paper, The Citizen, and Shelburne News in a deal that will close this month.
The Vermont State Treasurer's Office kicked off a tour of flood-impacted communities starting with Montpelier Wednesday. In 2023, businesses were flooded out of their downtown storefronts. Now, the area is thriving once again.