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Vermont’s first Kid Governor elected to address homelessness
Roslyn Fortin, a fifth-grader from Highgate Elementary, has been elected as Vermont's first Kid Governor, with a platform focused on addressing homelessness.
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4mHartford meets with AG’s office over ‘repeated violations’ at Quechee wastewater plant
HARTFORD — The state Attorney General’s Office has contacted the town about safety violations at the Quechee Wastewater Facility, months after state safety inspectors cited the plant for nine serious hazards. The Office’s letter was mentioned in the Hartford Selectboard’s Sept. 29 meeting packet. At the time, town staff was drafting a response and coordinating […]
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2mState police investigate incident involving Claremont mayor and his wife
New Hampshire State Police are investigating an incident involving Claremont Mayor Dale Girard, his wife Allyn Girard, and at least one other person that occurred on October 7.
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8mSchool Boards call tax cap ballot wording misleading; lawmaker says it's accurate
The Lebanon and Plainfield school boards formally oppose the proposed property tax cap on the November 3 ballot, arguing that language claiming the measure won't affect classroom instruction is misleading.
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5mGirls soccer: Ruth Brooks hits long-shot winner for Thetford
Junior Ruth Brooks scored a long-distance goal in the final minutes to lead the Thetford Academy girls soccer team to a 4-3 victory over Bellows Falls on Wednesday.
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6mFeds issue warning on grant funds after Vermont identifies own mistakes
Vermont spent nearly eight years incorrectly choosing schools that needed state resources to address widening achievement gaps, according to Zoie Saunders, Vermont’s secretary of education. The state caught the error itself this spring and reported the mistake to the federal government within hours — then heard nothing for months. Then, in September, officials from the […]