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Kevin McCallum
Kevin McCallum is a political reporter at Seven Days, covering the Statehouse and state government. He previously was a reporter at The Press Democrat in Santa Rosa, Calif.
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Report: Trace of PFAS Detected in Shelburne Water
A new report on the state of America’s drinking water supply is again highlighting the problem of “forever chemicals” in the environment, including a…
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Pension Task Force Bill Advances Despite Unions' Objections
Nearly two weeks after Democratic leaders shelved plans to tackle pension reform this legislative session, plans for a task force charged with tackling the…
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Budding Heads: Vermont Lawmakers Seek to Revise Last Year’s Retail Pot Bill
Now that Vermont has legalized the sale of cannabis for recreational use, growers and entrepreneurs can get on with the business of hawking weed,…
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Vermont Considers Giving Communities More Say in Building Out Broadband
Internet service was agonizingly slow when Ed and Elizabeth Childs moved into their rural Corinth home in 2012. Nearly a decade later, it's not…
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Tim Ashe Lands Job as Deputy State Auditor
Former Vermont Senate president pro tempore Tim Ashe has landed a new job in the state government he helped shepherd for more than a…
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A Bid to Decriminalize an Opiate-Addiction Drug Gets a Boost
The Vermont House Human Services Committee has again endorsed a bill that would decriminalize possession of small amounts of the opioid-addiction drug buprenorphine. The…
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Vermont Lawmakers Shelve Pension Reform Plan
House Speaker Jill Krowinski (D-Burlington) has shelved plans for sweeping reform to the state’s teetering pension system following fierce blowback from public employees and…
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Vermont Senate Committee Turns Off Video During Public Meeting
A Vermont Senate committee chair on Wednesday turned off the live video feed of a policy debate so senators could discuss a bill in…
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