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Dairy production, pricing and farm income will be controlled by the government, and paid for by jacking up the prices of dairy products paid by families who won’t ever catch on.
Ever since arriving in the Legislature in 1979, Representative and Senator Bobby Starr (D-Orleans) has pursued his one great legislative passion: to get dairy farmers more money. As chair of
Sen. Bobby Starr of North Troy recently reached a milestone birthday. He is not one to make a big deal of much of anything other than his family’s achievements, and certainly not his birthday. But his personal milestone brings forward Sen. Starr’s remarkable record of longevity of service in the Legislature and to Vermont, worthy of celebration and this note of thanks. Sen. Starr is the longest-serving member of the Vermont Legislature, having served for 43 years. He has served both in the House, beginning in 1979, and in the Senate, beginning in 2004. He has served continuously on the
Will Gov. Scott’s administration step forward to defend the law in court? Or was agritourism month just another photo op?
The patriarch of one of Stowe’s best-known farm families has been inducted into the Vermont Agriculture Hall of Fame.