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Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BENNINGTON — A pair of Bennington teenagers were at the forefront of a news conference Tuesday urging calling Gov. Phil Scott to reverse course on changing the eligibility requirements for a program that kept homeless people sheltered in motels during the COVID-19 pandemic. Addie Lentzner, 17, a rising senior at Arlington Memorial High School, and Erica Jansch, 14, an incoming freshman at Mount Anthony Union High School, were among students speaking during a press conference calling on Scott and the state Agency of Human Services to w...

A trailblazing Vermont lawmaker spent part of the start of June's LGBTQ+ Pride Month reflecting on a significant achievement in her first legislative session — which recently wrapped up in Montpelier. "Representation is so powerful," said Rep. Taylor Small, P/D-Winooski, who then quoted Vermont's lone female governor — so far. "As Madeleine Kunin said, 'If you don't have a seat at the table, it means you're on the menu.'" Small, who works as the...

Rep. Taylor Small of Winooski championed a new Vermont law that bars a certain legal defense from being used in cases of violence against the LGBTQ community

The bills would have permitted non-U.S. citizens who are of voting age and are legal residents of either city to vote in municipal elections.

DPT Students and Special Olympics Athletes Collaborate Physical Therapy Video Takes First Place in National Contest ------------------- Faculty Publications and Projects Mathew Failla, PT, Ph.D., SCS, assistant professor, received a NIH/National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases grant for the project, Biomechanical Factors After Rehabilitation Following ACLR With Meniscal Resection (co-investigator) Susan L. Kasser, Ph.D., associate professor and exercise science program director, published the following with student and faculty co-authors: Sierra Martin, B.S., Sus...