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VT starts loans for farmers to improve workers' homes: What to know - Vimarsana News

VT starts loans for farmers to improve workers' homes: What to know

Champlain Housing Trust's Vermont Farmworker Housing Repair Loan Program offers forgivable loans to improve worker housing.

Hearing date set for Glacier National Park inholder case - Vimarsana News

Hearing date set for Glacier National Park inholder case

The Flathead Conservation District Board on Monday set Aug. 25 as the hearing date for a home that it believes was illegally built on the shores of McDonald Creek in Glacier National Park.

Rep. Stevens: Preliminary session wrap-up after adjournment No. 1 — Waterbury Roundabout - Vimarsana News

Rep. Stevens: Preliminary session wrap-up after adjournment No. 1 — Waterbury Roundabout

The legislative session came to a close at 10:30 p.m. on Friday, May 12. Needless to say, the rush to the end was full of tension, last-minute negotiations, and promises of vetoes by the administration. In other words, pretty normal for the Vermont General Assembly.

State to expand Otter Creek Wildlife Management Area - Vimarsana News

State to expand Otter Creek Wildlife Management Area

WALLINGFORD — The Trust for Public Land and the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife announced the protection of 347-acres of unfragmented forest, rare wildlife habitat, and quality outdoor recreational

Legislature approves $8.5B state budget — and braces for a messy override vote - Vimarsana News

Legislature approves $8.5B state budget — and braces for a messy override vote

While the spending package — the largest in state history — funds a slew of initiatives that would, in a different year, have offered Democrats, buoyed by supermajorities in both chambers, the chance at a victory lap, one subject overshadowed the rest: homelessness.