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Vermont’s School Crisis
Vermont’s K-12 education system boasts ambitious goals, but 56% of high school graduates still lack college-readiness in core areas. With rising student-on-teacher violence and weak accountability measures, parents and…
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Vermont Crime Today
November 12, 2024: Vermont counties experienced a variety of criminal activity, with incidents ranging from property crimes to serious offenses. Addison and Bennington counties reported burglary and vehicle break-ins,…
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Around Vermont
November 12, 2024:Today’s Vermont news spans environmental progress, community events, and infrastructural improvements. Middlebury College advances toward its renewable energy goals through the Energy2028 initiative, while Springfield opens a…
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Now They’re Concerned About Money?
On May 8, 2024, Vermont’s Senate Committee on Government Operations voted down an amendment to expand survivor benefits to law enforcement and corrections officers, citing budget concerns. Initially created…
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Raw Milk Is Gonna Get You!
In the U.S., raw milk faces strict regulations, yet statistics show vegetables and pasteurized milk cause comparable foodborne illnesses. Vermont’s raw milk laws treat it almost as hazardous, while…
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Voters to Legislature: Scrap Clean Heat Standard and Cut Our Property Taxes!
Will they listen? The big question many pundits are asking in the wake of the major Republican pick-ups in the state house and senate is what will they do…
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Vermont Crime Today
November 11, 2024: Vermont’s counties reported various criminal incidents, highlighting ongoing community safety concerns. Addison and Bennington counties dealt with property crimes, including burglary and vehicle break-ins, reflecting issues…
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Around Vermont
November 11, 2024:Today’s Vermont news highlights a variety of community-focused projects, educational achievements, and seasonal events. Middlebury College progresses on its renewable energy goals under the Energy2028 initiative, while…
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A Restoration of Representation
In Vermont, state senators were once allocated by county, balancing urban and rural voices. But the 1964 Reynolds v. Sims decision mandated population-based representation, amplifying the influence of populous…
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Vermont Crime Today
November 10, 2024: Vermont’s counties faced a spectrum of criminal incidents, ranging from theft and violent crime to drug-related arrests. Addison and Bennington counties dealt with burglary and vehicle…
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