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Vermont’s Attorney General held a town hall in Montpelier this week to explain the multiple lawsuits her office has filed against the Trump Administration and to hear Vermonters’ concerns.

The state treasurer hosted town halls over the weekend to discuss Vermont’s response to federal policy changes.

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The Vermont Attorney General’s office has filed Its sixth lawsuit against the Trump Administration.

Vermont’s Congressional delegation hosted a telephone and virtual town hall Wednesday evening. Many people posed questions on how to respond to federal cuts.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer visited Schenectady today, warning the federal funding freeze could severely impact New York's community health centers.

A nationwide day of protest brought people to the Statehouse in Montpelier Wednesday, calling on the state’s Republican governor to take a more assertive stance against Trump administration moves. But Governor Phil Scott says state leaders must take a measured approach.

The Vermont Progressive Party passed a resolution at its annual convention Sunday calling for a special session of the state legislature. But Republican Governor Phil Scott says it’s not necessary.

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