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Chittenden County State’s Attorney Sarah George has declined to file trespassing charges against about a dozen protesters arrested at an office building in Williston that houses an Immigration and Customs Enforcement office.
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While some lawmakers and local activists push for a pause, regulators and utilities see opportunity in the proliferating data centers.
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Vermont's independent senator said he thinks ICE can be reined in by stripping the agency of its recent massive funding increase and by passing legislative reforms.
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The owners of Burke Mountain are buying Smugglers' Notch ski resort for an undisclosed price, the companies announced Wednesday. The leaders of Bear Den Partners have promised to maintain the independence and culture of Smuggs.
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The 10 home designs should be finalized by the end of the year and are being piloted in three communities first.
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State police arrested 11 people and cited two others on trespassing charges Monday after the group declined to leave a Williston building that houses an Immigration and Customs Enforcement office.
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The federal immigration authorities that detained a Ugandan pastor outside his workplace Wednesday are now denying him the medication needed to treat his Type 2 diabetes, according to his lawyer.
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A judge released Hussien Noor Hussien, who came to the United States as a refugee from Somalia, on bail. On the same day, agents detained another well-known Vermonter, Steven Tendo, who has been seeking asylum after fleeing Uganda.
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As the acting U.S. attorney for Vermont, Michael Drescher led the Trump administration’s high-profile prosecutions of two students who were arrested and detained by federal immigration authorities last year for their outspoken criticism of the war in Gaza.
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Vermonters who rely on woodstoves may have a harder time heating their homes as affordable dry wood is in short supply.
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An afternoon rally in Burlington protested Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions in Minneapolis and around the country.
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A number of Vermont businesses closed Friday, while others pledged to donate a portion of sales to organizations assisting immigrants.