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The Scott Administration is criticizing a Vermont House education reform bill, saying it fails to advance provisions passed during the legislature’s 2025 session.
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The University of Vermont is launching a new online master’s degree in agroecology.
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Governor Phil Scott is criticizing the Vermont House version of an education reform bill, while House Democrats say the proposal provides a measured path forward.
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In less than two weeks, a couple hundred paddlers of all kinds will take on one of the country’s oldest whitewater races, found right in western Massachusetts.But before that, some of them are dusting off their watercraft and hitting the Westfield River early.
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An interview with Berkshire Agricultural Ventures Local Food Systems Program Manager Jake Levin.
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The mayor of Burlington, Vermont called for cooperation in her annual address to the city council Monday night.
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City councilors in South Burlington, Vermont are debating whether to create a task force to review a controversial Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid that occurred in that city in March.
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Ahead of World Fish Migration Day this year, rural communities in Western Massachusetts are celebrating their close relationships with waterways through a collaborative art project.
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Aly Richards is the second Democrat to announce a campaign for Vermont governor.
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The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation is recruiting volunteers to help monitor and collect information on the state’s lakes and ponds.
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The Burlington, Vermont Police Department have arrested a suspected peeping tom.
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The arraignment date for a former teacher charged with raping students at a Pittsfield, Massachusetts, boarding school is set.