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Vermont’s Healthcare Bet: Pay More Up Front, Save Later
Vermont lawmakers are advancing a sweeping overhaul of primary care financing that would eliminate copays for routine visits and shift to monthly payments for providers.…
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VT Weekend Guide
Easter weekend brings Vermont to life from all angles: Sugarbush’s legendary Pond Skim sends costumed skiers into the slush at Lincoln Peak, a free Celtic…
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VT: New Drug in Fentanyl That Naloxone Won’t Reverse
A new CDC alert warns that medetomidine — a veterinary sedative synthesized in clandestine labs — is spreading through the Northeast fentanyl supply at explosive…
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VT Labor Board Orders Scott to Rescind Return-to-Office Mandate
Vermont’s Labor Relations Board ruled Wednesday that Gov. Scott exceeded his authority by ordering state employees back to the office three days a week without…
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VT Rewrites Medicaid Estate Recovery Rules — Here’s What’s Actually Changing
Vermont’s Agency of Human Services is rewriting Medicaid estate recovery rules that could affect what happens to your family’s assets after a loved one dies…
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VT Towns Aren’t Powerless on Public Disorder—They’re Just Using Half the Toolbox
Vermont towns facing repeat theft and chronic disturbances often look to state courts for answers. But municipalities have their own tools—civil ordinances, trespass systems, and…
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VT Legislature: Pre-K Is A Right
Vermont lawmakers are moving to redefine pre-kindergarten as part of a “fundamental right” to education, assembling proposals across committees into a broader reform effort while…
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VT Weekend Guide
Vermont’s closing out March with a full plate — pond skimming at Stratton, Mad River Glen’s 30th anniversary bash, Oscar-nominated short films at Catamount Arts…
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VT Farms, Migrant Workers, and the Visa Problem
Vermont’s dairy industry depends on migrant labor, but federal visa law doesn’t match year-round farm work. The result is a legally vulnerable workforce, limited enforcement,…
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VT Blocks Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Amid Rising Education Costs
Vermont lawmakers have opted out of a new federal scholarship tax credit program, even as education costs and property taxes continue to rise. The decision…
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