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A bill including a series of changes to Vermont’s voting laws advanced in the Senate on Friday, but it looks unlikely to become law until at least January.

The state is punishing unhoused Vermonters because it believes they are an easy target who won’t fight back.

MONTPELIER – Sen. Dick Sears said he heard from hundreds of constituents before he and Sen. Brian Campion voted to override Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of the Affordable Heat Act

MONTPELIER — Sen. Dick Sears said he heard from hundreds of constituents before he and Sen. Brian Campion voted to override Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of the Affordable Heat Act

The actions recommended in the Affordable Heat Act have been backed up by multiple state-led studies.

In the House Committee on Human Services, we have started to take up Senate bills that passed in the first half of the biennium. First on our list is the

Supercom Industries will produce TBT Engineering's new Spring Drain for railway use

With roughly 86,486,883 acres of wetland in Ontario, officials face unique issues when managing the operation and maintenance of railway lines.

It was the bill's second reading and even with many opposed it passed 19 to 10.

(The Center Square) – A Vermont legislative task force focusing on the state’s dairy industry capped off the calendar year with a list of recommendations that will be taken up in 2023 by the General Assembly.