Remote Court Hearings: Concerns About Separation of Powers
In a recent joint hearing of the House Corrections and House Judiciary committees, Vermont's corrections commissioner, Nick Deml, raised concerns about the impact of remote court hearings on the separation of powers. He highlighted...
Vermont Marble Museum Closure: What Happened and What’s Next
The Vermont Marble Museum in Proctor, known for celebrating the legacy of the Vermont Marble Company and its impact on national landmarks, quietly closed its doors last fall after nearly 90 years of operation....
FBI Searches Connected Residences After Border Patrol Agent Shooting
In the early hours of February 5, 2025, the tranquil neighborhood of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, was jolted awake by a flurry of activity. What began as a routine morning for residents soon turned...
Renovated Vermont Retreat at Bromley Mountain
A Reimagined Vermont Retreat at Bromley MountainNestled at the base of Bromley Mountain in Southern Vermont lies a newly renovated slopeside hotel that has reemerged with a fresh new identity. The Sun Lodge in...
UVM Achieves R1 Research University Status
The University of Vermont has recently achieved a significant milestone by obtaining the prestigious Carnegie R1 Research Activity Designation. This classification, earned by demonstrating the highest commitment to research and graduate studies, is a...
Burlington Interim Police Chief Won’t Seek Permanent Role
Burlington Interim Police Chief Won't Seek Permanent RoleBurlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak took to the podium during a press conference in Burlington on Thursday, Feb. 13, to address the city's health and safety issues. Among...
Winooski Natural Resources Conservation District: Legacy to Environmental Solutions
In the heart of Vermont lies a network of interconnected waterways that sustain life and create a shared experience among residents. From bustling cities to remote villages, the contours of the land shape our...
State Board of Education Rulemaking Stripped in New Plan
Education Secretary Zoie Saunders recently proposed a significant change in Vermont's education system that has sparked controversy and debate. For almost 170 years, the State Board of Education has been an independent entity responsible...
Enhancing Substance Use Disorder Treatment in Washington County
Washington County Mental Health Services (WCMHS) in Vermont has recently taken a significant step in enhancing its substance use disorder (SUD) treatment services by integrating Treatment Associates into its outpatient division. This move aims...
Impact of USAID Cuts on Vermont Aid Workers
The abrupt removal of U.S. international humanitarian aid by the Trump administration has had a profound impact on many Vermont organizations and workers. Jen Peterson, a Tetra Tech employee in Winooski, found herself furloughed...