Vermont code of ethics bill unanimously passes state Senate
A bill to create a state code of ethics for elected and appointed officials, legislators, and all state employees was passed unanimously by Vermont Senate on Wednesday. A majority of
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A bill to create a state code of ethics for elected and appointed officials, legislators, and all state employees was passed unanimously by Vermont Senate on Wednesday. A majority of
MONTPELIER — A bill to create a state code of ethics for elected and appointed officials, legislators, and all state employees was passed unanimously by Vermont Senate on Wednesday. A majority of other states already have similar codes. The measure,...
Gov. Ned Lamont must know much higher than the last estimate of $235 million the State Pier project is likely to go.
As the former Democratic House speaker for four years up until January 2021, and House majority leader prior to that, Joe Aresimowicz was, perhaps, the most powerful political leader in the state outside the governor. Now, the 51-year-old Berlin native — who was in the middle of every major budget and political issue during his time in office — is back at the Legislative Office Building in a different role.
I absolutely believe I can act fairly and in the public interest. My fiancée is a year-round resident who owns one home, and rents it well below the proposed 90-day limit, so the proposal will have no economic impact on her.