WCAX on MSN3d
Governor says Vt. would be in trouble without FEMA
MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - With Trump administration officials in recent days saying they plan to “eliminate” FEMA, Governor Phil Scott on Wednesday said any plans to get rid of the agency would spell ...
Burlington Free Press on MSN6d
Vermont theater companies reveal summer schedules: Where to see live professional theater
Vermont's professional actors offer a range this summer from 'White Christmas' to a story within the library straddling the ...
Vermont Business Magazine1d
Windsory County Economic Report: Dreams Becoming Visible
Havah Armstrong Walther, executive director at the Hartford Area Chamber of Commerce, offered an even more optimistic view of ...
VTDigger2d
Phil Scott extends motel stays for families and ‘medically vulnerable’ individuals
The extension, which will apply to roughly 400 households, comes after the governor struck down legislation that would have granted a reprieve for all participants.
VTDigger4d
Steven Wilkins: Vermonters do not understand affordability
Remember, before President Trump cut the funding, Vermont ... homes to flooding, Democrats blame the president and turn around and throw money at a “safe” injection site. If Montpelier stopped ...
The Essex Reporter3dOpinion
Message from Montpelier: Rep. Alyssa Black shares hard choices and real compromises
Message from Montpelier is a recurring column from Essex and Essex Junction's legislative delegation. This message is from ...
The Montpelier Bridge2d
As Standoff Over Motel Program Continues, Residents Grapple with Uncertainty
Carly Berlin Last summer’s flooding rendered Chris Duprey and his family homeless. When floodwaters ripped through the small ...
The Valley Reporter4d
Farewell, farmers market: Waterbury tradition ends after three decades
The Waterbury Farmers Market bid farewell on January 27, stirring conversation among town residents about the loss of a local ...