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A new state law outlines a registration platform for consumers to find certified contractors to work on their homes. The law was signed last year, but Attorney General Charity Clark and Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas just announced the implementation of the registry.
Contractors are now required to register with the state if they perform work totaling at least $10,000.
The building located on 555 Guy Payne Road was vacant.
Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. Green Up Day is coming this Saturday, May 1. Continuing a 51-year tradition, this is the day when volunteers from all over the state pitch in to pick up trash along Vermontâs roadways. How does Green-Up Day work? Fill your bag with paper, cans, and roadside trash. With COVID in mind, volunteers are asked to wear a mask and remember social distancing. Bright clothes and facing oncoming traffic helps cars avoid you. Insect repellent, gloves and boots protect against dirt and ticks. Children should tell adults if they find medical waste....