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- Glenn Russell | Robin Lloyd | Rev. Diane Sullivan
- Issue of
- Jun 27 - Jul 3, 2018
- Vol. 23, No. 41
At 80, Peace Activist Robin Lloyd Is Still Crossing the Line; Give and Take: Special Report on Vermont Nonprofits, Week 2, The 2018 Weeders Survey Results Are In
News
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- Economy
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Too Big to Measure? Inside Vermont's Nonprofit Shadow Government
Who cares for Vermonters in need? The state has increasingly outsourced those jobs — and hundreds of millions of dollars — to an ad hoc network of private nonprofits.
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- Economy
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Why Vermont Nonprofits Lobby the Legislature That Funds Them
The three highest individual spenders on lobbying during Vermont's 2018 legislative session were all nonprofits.
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- Economy
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Vermont Charities Take a Chance on Break-Open Tickets
Nonprofit gaming is a surprisingly large industry in Vermont — one that hauls in millions of dollars with little regulation or oversight.
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- Economy
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The Olde Northender Isn't Just a Pub — It's a Nonprofit, Too
Bob Beauvais distributes proceeds from break-open tickets sold at his tavern through his nonprofit, Old North End Charities.
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- Economy
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Burlington Boosts Funding for Social-Service Nonprofits
Where the United Way of Northwest Vermont is cutting back, the city of Burlington is giving more.
Arts + Culture
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At 80, Peace Activist Robin Lloyd Still Crosses the Line
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- Seriously
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Seriously: Blaze of Glory
In this episode, Bryan checks in with his good friend, Weed, as Vermont's new recreational marijuana law goes into effect.
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