Vermont News
Green River Dam and Reservoir Would Remain Intact Under Deal
Key to the settlement is the state regulators rethinking rules around hydro dams.
Smugglers’ Notch Resort Sold to Burke Mountain Owners
The new owners, Bear Den Partners, bought Burke Mountain Resort last year for $11.5 million. They say they want to maintain Smuggs’ vibe.
Another Sheriff Scandal Renews Calls for Accountability
The latest arrest of a Vermont sheriff — and his decision to stay on the job — is prompting lawmakers to consider greater oversight.
Democrats Struggle to Find Candidate to Take on Scott
Concern is growing within the party that no prominent candidates will challenge the popular Republican incumbent.
Whim Boutique to Reopen in Former Church Street Space
Following the closure of sister business Dear Lucy, former store manager Ava Stanley is resurrecting Whim, a women’s clothing shop, at its previous location.
The Vermont Guard Is Redeploying — Likely to the Middle East
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Sen. Peter Welch (D-Vt.) praise guard but blast Trump for abuse of power.
News Quiz: A Vermont home won what dubious title on HGTV?
Answer this question and seven others in our weekly news quiz about Vermont news. It’s quick, fun and informative.
Vermont to Pursue ‘Junk Food Ban’ for Users of Food Stamps
Eighteen other states have already received federal waivers allowing them to ban people from buying certain foods deemed unhealthy.
Federal Judge Releases Somali Cab Driver Detained by ICE
In an unexpected move, Judge Geoffrey Crawford released Hussien Noor Hussien on bail during a Wednesday morning hearing.
Windsor Sheriff Stripped of Law Enforcement Certification
The indefinite revocation of Sheriff Ryan Palmer’s certification comes as he faces criminal charges of sexual misconduct.
ICE Detains Steven Tendo, Ugandan Asylum Seeker
Tendo was detained shortly after arriving at a health care facility in Shelburne where he works.
Haberdashery McNeil & Reedy Outfits the Sharp-Dressed Man
From ties to dress shoes to made-to-measure tailored suits, the family-owned men’s shop on Rutland’s Merchants Row has sold fine clothing for three generations.
Fears of ICE Surge Galvanize Vermonters to Respond
The threat of a large-scale immigration enforcement surge in Vermont has galvanized elected leaders and community organizers to prepare with a greater sense of urgency.
Proposed Quarry Leads to Fears of Hazardous Dust
Plans to quarry an outcropping of quartz to make way for a business park have residents worried about inhaling dangerous dust.
Rodgers Kicks Off Reelection Bid
The incumbent lieutenant governor is unlikely to face a Republican in the primary, but Dems are lining up to try to take him out.
Drescher Confirmed for Supreme Court in Rare Tie-Breaker Vote
Lt. Gov. John Rodgers was called upon to break the tie — and sent Drescher to the bench.
Housing Projects in Burlington Snare $8.4 Million in State Loans
Vermont Treasurer Mike Pieciak announced the loans at Hula on Monday.
Elaine Haney Launches Campaign for State Senate
Haney most recently led Emerge Vermont, where she helped train hundreds of Democratic women to run for office.
‘ICE Out’ Rally Draws Huge Crowd in Burlington
“If we want to stop ICE’s reign of terror, we need to shut it down!” one speaker said outside city hall on Church Street, where protesters…
Officials Bring Back Yield Signs at One-Lane Burlington Bridge
After the city installed stop signs at the bridge on Queen City Park Road, a survey found 80 percent of people favored the old yield signs.…
Vermont Stores, Restaurants and Venues Support Nationwide Strike Against ICE
Whether closing or donating a percentage of sales to nonprofits serving immigrants, local businesses are balancing national strike solidarity with economic impacts.
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