With an eye to climate dangers, Vermont summer camps prep for safety

When it comes to the Trump administration, Ayotte walks a fine line

Gov. Kelly Ayotte has taken a neutral stance on President Trump, focusing on advocating for the people of New Hampshire and avoiding public criticism of the president while also not joining in on multistate lawsuits against the Trump administration.

Column: The dangers of becoming numb to Trump's presidency

The author reflects on the troubling numbness that has set in due to the chaos of the Trump administration, and resolves to engage in the political process by calling their representatives, attending rallies, and voting in the upcoming election.

Community and the state grapple with potential redevelopment of Vermont Yankee site

The Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station in Vernon, which was decommissioned in 2014, is being considered for redevelopment by PowerTransitions, which is backed by Partners Group, and could include a data center, battery storage, or small-scale nuclear reactor, all of which would require approval from Vermont's land use review process.

Phil Scott signs bill that will restructure Vermont’s homelessness response

Vermont Governor Phil Scott signed H.938 into law, which sets up a continuum of shelter options for unhoused people and allocates nearly $83 million for shelter, services and implementation in the coming fiscal year.

Woodstock resident proposes medication hub to replace closed pharmacy

A Woodstock resident has proposed a modern approach to assist those who want to continue picking up their prescriptions locally, by creating an automated lock box system for people to pick up their current prescriptions, with telehealth capabilities for those who wish to consult a physician while there.