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Judge protects Vermont federal funding from abrupt policy shifts
A U.S. District Court ruling has provided more protection for Vermont's federal funding by prohibiting agencies from terminating existing grants solely because of changing administrative priorities.
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3mHaverhill man indicted on felony charges in deadly apartment shooting
A grand jury has indicted 21-year-old Jayden McClanahan on three felony charges related to an April burglary and fatal shooting in Haverhill.
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5mOrange County candidates offer differing backgrounds for Senate seat
Democratic candidates Monique Priestley and Rose Lucenti will compete in the August 11 primary election for the Orange County seat in the Vermont Senate.
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2mNew Hampshire misses out on federal nuclear innovation campus selection
New Hampshire failed to advance to the next round of a federal competition to host a proposed nuclear lifecycle innovation campus.
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3mWhy New Hampshire's high vacancy rate isn't helping local housing
New Hampshire held the ninth-highest home vacancy rate in the United States at 14.3% in 2024, with the majority of vacant units serving as seasonal or recreational properties.
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5mACLU files claims against ICE following excessive force allegations
The ACLU of Vermont filed federal claims against ICE on behalf of two South Burlington residents alleging excessive force and unlawful detention during a March 11 immigration raid.