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Vermont Governor Phil Scott and the state Education Secretary provided an update this week on the first phase of statewide education reform.
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A small utility company wants to sell the Green River Dam in Northern Vermont to the state. But the Scott administration is expressing caution.
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Vermont state employees who have been working remotely since the pandemic will soon have to return to their offices.
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Governor Phil Scott provided an update Wednesday on the state’s voluntary paid family and medical leave program.
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A war of words is developing between Vermont’s Republican governor and Burlington’s Progressive mayor.
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Advocates have been outraged that Governor Phil Scott will allow data on the state’s food stamp program to be shared with the federal government. But Governor Scott counters the state is legally obligated to provide the information.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott was in Lyndonville, in the state’s Northeast Kingdom, on Wednesday to mark the anniversaries of flooding in the state.
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On Tuesday, Governor Phil Scott gathered legislative leaders and committee chairs to sign Vermont’s sweeping education reform bill.
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Debate on the education reform that Vermont legislators passed earlier this month continues as plans won’t be finalized until the second half of the biennium. Some education groups aren’t happy with the changes.
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The Vermont Legislature adjourned its session Monday night after passing a sweeping education-reform bill.