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A use-of-force case against two Vermont state police troopers has been sent to Court Diversion for resolution.
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The speaker of the Democratically controlled Vermont House joined the chair of that chamber’s Appropriations Committee to discuss budget deliberations and rebut Republican Governor Phil Scott’s ongoing criticism that their plan is fiscally irresponsible.
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A day devoted to one of the most recognizable children’s book characters brought hundreds of families to Amherst over the weekend.
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The Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles has issued a Commercial Vehicle Traffic Advisory for April 8th – the day part of the state is in the path of the solar eclipse totality.
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Massachusetts State Senator Joanne Comerford has kicked off a bid for a fourth term.
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Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark announced today that she will run for a second two-year term.
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Rules and laws protecting the thousands of trees in Springfield, Massachusetts, are getting a significant update, thanks to an ordinance passed by the city council.
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An adopted North Adams, Massachusetts man discovered much more than he bargained for when he attempted to track down his biological family for the first time last year.
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Following a nearly year-long search, Vermont Governor Phil Scott announced his appointment to lead the state’s education agency this morning.
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Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll was in Northampton Friday, taking part in a conference focusing on what organizers have dubbed the “farm and sea to school movement.”
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Union workers will continue their strike at North Adams, Massachusetts museum MASS MoCA after a decisive vote against the latest contract offer.
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Mayor Miro Weinberger was joined by advocates and business officials at a Habitat for Humanity house in the city’s Old North End Thursday to call on the City Council to pass the Neighborhood Code and not send it back to committee.