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Vermont wants to train its next doctors. How much should insured Vermonters pay?
An independent analysis revealed that commercial insurers covered more than half of the $161 million cost for UVM Medical Center's medical education programs last year, prompting calls for greater…
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4mNH silent as neighboring governors sound the alarm on proposed utility merger
Five New England governors issued a strongly worded joint letter opposing a proposed merger between NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy, while New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte remained absent from the announcement.
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4mNew images released, call for information renewed in 1977 death of 22-year-old Shari Roth
The NH Cold Case Unit is renewing its call for information in the 1977 murder of Shari Roth, who was found strangled to death after going for a hike on the Sawyer Pond Trail in Livermore.
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4mFlock AI surveillance devices installed near prisons in Concord
Drivers passing the New Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord may notice a new presence on North State Street. At least three skinny black poles, equipped with rectangular panels and listening devices at the top, are visible along that stretch of the road. They are Flock Safety devices, AI-powered surveillance technology recently installed by […]
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4mOpinion: What I heard at 2,000 doors in Vermont
I ran for the Vermont Senate this year. Between May and August, I knocked on nearly 2,000 doors in 21 of the 25 towns in the Windsor Senate District. It took three pairs of shoes. I had planned to spend that time explaining what I would do in Montpelier. Instead, I spent most of it […]
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5mVermont’s new car inspection rules ease up on brake rust, tire cracks and dashboard lights
A legislative panel approved updates to Vermont's vehicle inspection manual that will take effect September 1, allowing certain minor defects like surface rotor rust and weather cracks to pass while aiming to reduce costs for drivers.