November 14, 2024: Vermont news highlights a diverse range of topics, from affordability and infrastructure to community events and environmental innovation. Governor Scott seeks bipartisan efforts on economic challenges, while towns like Johnson and Barton focus on planning and leadership accountability. Events in Franklin and Rutland celebrate community spirit, and Windsor leads in sustainable practices. Statewide, safety, governance, and justice remain key priorities.
Addison County: New Haven has introduced a space for residents to connect and heal through crafting activities. This initiative fosters community bonds while providing a supportive environment for creative expression and emotional recovery. Read more
Bennington County: Governor Phil Scott is advocating for bipartisan collaboration on affordability issues, focusing on housing, energy, and healthcare. With a more balanced legislature, Scott aims to address the state’s economic challenges through cooperative policymaking. Read more
Caledonia County: The Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife is reminding hunters to wear orange during the season to ensure safety in the woods. This annual campaign highlights the importance of visibility to prevent accidents. Read more
Chittenden County: Vermont has distributed settlement funds to investors who suffered losses due to misconduct by former investment adviser Thomas M. Chadwick. The restitution marks a step toward accountability and justice for affected individuals. Read more
Franklin County: Franklin County residents can look forward to a variety of events this week, from holiday fairs to musical performances, showcasing the area’s vibrant community spirit and cultural offerings. Read more
Lamoille County: FEMA support has helped Johnson move forward with its municipal plan update. The financial relief has enabled town officials to focus on future growth while ensuring sustainable planning practices. Read more
Orange County: The Vermont Agency of Transportation has announced plans to replace a critical bridge in Orange County, emphasizing improved safety and long-term infrastructure sustainability. Read more
Orleans County: Barton Town Council has terminated its city manager, citing governance and financial oversight concerns. The decision reflects a push for accountability in local leadership. Read more
Rutland County: Special Olympics Vermont hosted a regional bowling competition at Rutland Bowlerama, bringing together athletes from across the state to showcase their skills and celebrate inclusivity. Read more
Washington County: Sue Minter, CEO of Capstone Community Action, announced her departure, marking the end of a notable tenure focused on addressing poverty and social inequities in Vermont. Read more
Windham County: A Brattleboro entrepreneur has established an independent mortgage brokerage firm, showcasing local innovation and the growing trend toward small business development in Vermont. Read more
Windsor County: Windsor County is embracing biochar technology as a sustainable solution to improve soil health and sequester carbon. Local leaders highlight its potential for agricultural and environmental benefits. Read more
VT Daily Chronicle: A recent editorial critiques Vermont Senate Democrats for ignoring voter sentiments, particularly on affordability issues. The piece argues that policies must align more closely with residents’ needs. Read more
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