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Brian Stevenson/Vermont PublicThe Pentagon asked Vermont's Republican governor to send a "few dozen" soldiers to assist in President Donald Trump's controversial crime crackdown, according to Scott's chief of staff. -
Elodie Reed/Vermont PublicTo get ready for climate change, Montpelier is deconstructing a historic home on the property of the city’s founding settler, Jacob Davis.
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The Montshire Museum in Norwich has exhibits throughout its trails geared towards being present in the natural world and to process grief. -
The Environmental Protection Agency has issued a letter terminating a federal program designed to help low-income households access solar energy. -
Amid public outcry, BTV officials say they want to help ICE detainees access legal advice in airportMore than 100 members of the public turned out for the Burlington Airport Commission meeting Wednesday to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, and its use of the facility to transfer detainees out of state. -
Federal funding cuts threaten existing adult day programs in Vermont and are stalling the creation of three new programs that could fill gaps in services. -
The arrests took place between Saturday night and Sunday morning. -
A new state program will partner with local businesses to offer discounts and deals specifically for Canadian citizens. -
As other states mount a legal challenge to the Trump administration's demand for residents' personal data, the Scott administration has voluntarily handed over the names, dates of birth, social security numbers and addresses of Vermonters receiving federal nutrition assistance benefits. -
For nearly two decades, Charlie Farrell has been on a singular quest: to find, photograph, and inventory every school in Vermont that ever was — at least, if a record exists of it. -
The Green cap off an undefeated season and a dramatic playoff run. The team came from behind to win the first three matches of the tournament. -
A new state permit authorizes the town of Franklin to drop a mixture of aluminum sulfate and sodium aluminate into Lake Carmi this fall.
