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Convening a panel of five experts in constitutional law, the courts and government relations, Congresswoman Becca Balint ...
In the decades since it formed, the agency has grown and expanded to include more than 330 sworn members and 64 emergency ...
The South Burlington City Council voted unanimously Monday night to appoint Ann Pugh to the vacant seat left by former ...
Despite the bill’s sweeping reforms, it leaves many tasks undone for future years, including figuring out the contours of future consolidated school districts.
Civil unions grew out of a lawsuit filed by three gay and lesbian couples in 1999 who had been denied marriage licenses in Vermont. It would take until 2009 for the state to legalize same-sex marriage ...
Gov. Phil Scott signed Act H.454 on July 1, which seeks to fix Vermont's myriad public education issues. Here's why some ...
Act 182 marks a critical step forward in protecting Vermont’s pollinators, but its implementation cannot fully take effect ...
A sweeping education reform bill, H.454, has passed through both chambers of the state Legislature and Gov. Phil Scott is ...
Vermont's civil unions provided the first marriage-equivalent protections to gay couples in the world. A look back at how the ...
In the effort to bring financial affordability and transparency to public education, along with greater efficiency, State Sen ...
Gov. Phil Scott signed a bill on Wednesday aimed in part to make Vermont a more attractive state for military retirees.