Vermont News
U.S.-Canada Tensions Threaten Vermont Border Towns’ Historic Ties
Communities and residents in northern Vermont and Québec have long enjoyed close relationships. Those bonds are coming undone.
Vermont Inks Deal to Explore Nova Scotia Wind Power
The clean power could be routed to New England through Highgate should the proposal come to fruition.
State Sen. Terry Williams Arrested for Domestic Assault
Williams, 74, allegedly hit his adult daughter during an argument about a “moldy bale of hay,” a police affidavit says.
New Hemp Rule Upends Industry for Vermont CBD Producers
The impending federal law, intended to ban intoxicating hemp-derived THC products, could soon threaten the livelihood of local entrepreneurs.
Vermont School Districts Already Face Tough Budget Decisions
Some school boards will have to decide in the coming months whether to close or reconfigure schools, cut staff, or scale back programming.
Private Equity Firms Are Quietly Buying Up Local Funeral Homes
As aging morticians retire and look to sell their businesses, out-of-state entities see profits to be reaped in Vermont’s death-care industry.
Why Are New Hampshire and Vermont Politically So Different?
Brian L. Porto’s new book, ‘Twin States, Different Paths: The Politics of New Hampshire and Vermont,’ traces the history of their divergent ideological cultures.
Former Burlington Schools Administrator Investigated for Embezzlement
Stephanie Phillips created a fake company to fraudulently invoice the district for nearly $1.8 million, federal court documents allege.
New Owner of Poultney Campus Must Address Fire-Safety Issues
Tommie Zito wants to hold a weeklong celebration on the former Green Mountain College campus. But inspectors say he needs to fix several issues before they’ll issue occupancy permits.
Burlington Councilors Seek to Compromise on Public Safety Debate
A committee of Democrats and Progressives will try to negotiate on the so-called “Burlington Forward” proposal.
Burlington Mayor Taps Anthony Geraci as City’s Next Police Chief
Geraci spent most of his career as an officer, and later chief, of police departments in the Albany, N.Y., area.
Judge Extends Stalking Order Protecting Burlington Mayor
Aryeh “Ari” Moskowitz is banned from coming within six feet of Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak until June 2027. He also faces criminal stalking charges.
As Costs Soar, State Leaders Boost Heating Fuel Subsidies
Officials set aside an additional $15.3 million in state funds for heating fuel that will be even more expensive this winter.
Essex Experience Goes Up for Sale, but Longtime Owner Peter Edelmann Plans to Stay Involved
The retail center, a hub of locally owned businesses, has been listed for $27.75 million. Edelmann plans to focus on a few passion projects already in the works.
Bernie Sanders Hits the Campaign Trail With Amanda Janoo in Winooski
The Vermont senator made a rare appearance in the governor’s race to back Janoo’s proposal for publicly funded primary health care.
Beta Wins FAA Approval for Taking Potential Customers on Flights
The company is the first to obtain Federal Aviation Administration certification enabling it to take potential customers on flights to demonstrate an electric aircraft.
A Civil Debate Showcases the Differences Between Scott, Janoo
The hourlong event was devoid of personal attacks but showcased major differences in the gubernatorial candidates’ policy positions.
AI Political Ads Are Proliferating in Vermont, but Are Clearly Fakes
The tech enables candidates to create ads cheaply. So far, it has not been used to attempt to deceive voters that images are real.
Electricity Costs Are Soaring in Vermont
The increases are lower than in the rest of New England but are still jolting customers.
As Beta Technologies Grows, ‘Betaville’ Sprouts in South Burlington
The fast-growing electric aviation company has spent millions accumulating real estate by the airport in South Burlington
Woodstove Monitor Oru Tracks Temperature With a Lamp and an App
Terrified of his woodstoves and weary of the attention they demanded, Hinesburg’s Neil Shah invented a device to alert him when the fires need tending.
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