Vermont
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AI-Generated Video Sparks Debate Over Vermont's New Disclosure Rules
The controversial clip, attributed to an anonymous creator, presents fabricated quotes from both candidates.
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Vermont Secretary of State Engages Local Entrepreneurs During Business Tour
The tour included five organizations, namely Hidden Wisdom Puzzles, HatchSpace, Green Mountain Welcome, Mill and Whistle Café, and WheelPad L3C.
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4 Arrested in Newport Drug Investigation
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Brattleboro Housing Partnerships Moves Office for Melrose Terrace Redevelopment
The office will officially welcome visitors starting June 22, maintaining the same phone number, mailing address, and office hours throughout the relocation process.
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Vermont Implements New Legislation to Combat Chronic Absenteeism
Chronic absenteeism occurs when students miss at least 10% of the academic year, equating to approximately 20 days away from school.
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Two Individuals Taken into Custody Following Deadly Overdose Incident in Stowe
In March, a 30-year-old male was discovered deceased on Maple Street; it was later determined that his passing resulted from an overdose.
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Grant Secured to Initiate Community Ambassador Program in Brattleboro
From July to December 2026, the program will seek out volunteers aged 15 to 35, forming a diverse group of ambassadors who will actively participate in creating a friendly environment downtown.
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Brattleboro linked to significant bank and wire fraud scheme totaling over $500,000
The charges stem from activities that allegedly took place between August 2024 and August 2025.
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Vermont Ski Industry Records Over 4 Million Visitors This Year
Factors such as early snowfall, consistent cold weather, and significant storms during peak holiday times enticed many to the state's ski areas.
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Two-Vehicle Accident Occurs in Rockingham, Minor Injuries Reported
An investigation into the circumstances of the crash is currently being conducted by Vermont State Police.
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Firefighters Pay Tribute to Former Brattleboro Assistant Chief
Murray, who held various roles including assistant fire chief, state trooper, and public servant, passed away at home on June 1, 2026, at the age of 81.
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Brattleboro Calls for Contributions from Tax-Exempt Property Owners
During a recent Select Board meeting, members voted 3-2 to pursue this initiative for a second consecutive year.
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New Director Sought for Brooks Memorial Library Following Unexpected Resignation
In her resignation letter submitted on a Thursday, Perrin stated that her immediate resignation was appropriate under the circumstances.
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Ongoing Paving Project on Route 9 Leads to Traffic Delays
Reports from drivers indicate noticeable backlogs at intersections, long lines of vehicles, and substantial delays throughout the day.
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Former superintendent and spouse enter not guilty pleas in connection to teen fatality
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Vermont Budget Writers Reach Compromise Spending Deal For UVM Athletic Complex
The proposed budget, known as H.951, amounts to $9.38 billion.
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Fugitive Apprehended in Connection with Alleged Sexual Offenses
Simons faces a series of serious charges, including 12 counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault.
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Gov. Phil Scott Seeks Sixth Term as Vermont Governor Amid Legislative Changes
The filing deadline for candidates ahead of the August primary elections prompted Scott to submit the required 500 signatures.
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Vermont House Speaker Jill Krowinski Declines Reelection Bid
Krowinski has been a member of the Legislature since 2012, and has navigated a variety of complex legislative matters during her time as speaker.
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Mark Anderson Announces Bid for Reelection as Windham County Sheriff
Throughout his time in office, Anderson claims to have established a legacy marked by innovative practices and regional partnerships.
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Embattled Windsor County Sheriff Not Seeking Reelection
Following allegations, he has distanced himself from the daily operations of the Sheriff’s Department.
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Mike Pieciak Seeks Reelection as Vermont State Treasurer
Currently in his second term, Pieciak has consistently garnered over 60 percent of the votes in previous elections.
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Vermont's Land-Use Legislation Facing Partial Rollback as Bill Moves to Governor's Desk
The bill seeks to eliminate certain aspects of Act 181 that were designed to enhance environmental protections in ecologically sensitive areas.
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Former Deputy of Lamoille County Sheriff’s Department Faces Misconduct Allegations
The Council has published a notice indicating that possible sanctions against Griffin could include the permanent revocation of his law enforcement certification.
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Vermont Landlord-Tenant Protections Bill Fails After Rare Tie-Breaking Vote
The legislation, having already been passed by the House, encountered significant resistance during its Senate review.
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Brattleboro’s Commission Seeks Clarity Amid Conflicting Voter Initiatives
Two conflicting ballot measures received voter approval during the March 3 election.
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Vermont Senate Approves Education Reform Bill Focusing on Cost Savings
After extensive discussions, lawmakers and Governor Scott recognized that enforcing school district mergers faced considerable political resistance.
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Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark Rejects JD Vance's Fraud Summit Invitation
The summit was scheduled to take place at the White House but was criticized for its insufficient notice.
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Brattleboro woman faces charges of patient abuse and practicing nursing without a license
Tyler has been charged with three misdemeanors, which include two counts of unauthorized nursing assistant practice and one count related to the abuse of a vulnerable adult.