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Derek Brouwer
Derek Brouwer is a news reporter at Seven Days, focusing on law enforcement and courts. He previously worked at the Missoula Independent, a Montana alt-weekly.
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VTDigger Founder Anne Galloway Steps Down
VTDigger.org founder Anne Galloway has stepped down as executive director of the state’s largest online news outlet. She will remain with the nonprofit as…
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Former St. Albans Cop Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Handcuffed Woman
A former St. Albans cop who punched a handcuffed woman in the face pleaded guilty on Wednesday to simple assault. Jason Lawton, 33, could have…
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Vermont Lawmakers Pass Cannabis Bill That Keeps THC Limits In Place
Updated at 8:35 p.m. Vermont lawmakers passed a bill on Wednesday that retains limits on high-potency cannabis, despite efforts to remove them by some activists…
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Chittenden State's Attorney Sarah George to Seek Reelection, Faces Challenger
Chittenden County State's Attorney Sarah George will seek reelection this year, she announced Wednesday, though the progressive prosecutor faces a Democratic primary challenge that…
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Nathan Carman Charged With Murdering His Mother on Coastal Fishing Trip
A federal grand jury has indicted Vernon resident Nathan Carman for the murder of his mother, Linda Carman, six years after she disappeared when…
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SCOTUS Doesn't Know How Abortion Rights Affect Women, Alito Wrote. A Midd Prof Says Otherwise.
When a draft opinion leaked this week showing that the U.S. Supreme Court is ready to overturn Roe v. Wade, most people didn’t need…
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South Burlington Starbucks Workers Seek to Form Union
Workers at a Starbucks in South Burlington are seeking to become the first unionized location in Vermont, joining a historic labor uprising within the…
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Quiros Sentenced to Five Years for EB-5 Crimes
Miami businessman and former Jay Peak owner Ariel Quiros has received a five-year federal prison sentence for his leading role in the calamitous EB-5…
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