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The mayor of Burlington, Vermont called for cooperation in her annual address to the city council Monday night.
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City councilors in South Burlington, Vermont are debating whether to create a task force to review a controversial Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid that occurred in that city in March.
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The Burlington, Vermont Police Department have arrested a suspected peeping tom.
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The arraignment date for a former teacher charged with raping students at a Pittsfield, Massachusetts, boarding school is set.
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A second Democrat has entered the race for Vermont governor.
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Last week, the Vermont House passed and moved a statewide education reform bill to the Senate. Changes are expected in Senate committees.
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In March, a former teacher at a Pittsfield, Massachusetts, all-girls boarding school was indicted on three counts of rape two years after his accusers took their allegations public. The situation has highlighted loopholes in state laws around age of consent that can shield adults in positions of authority from facing legal consequences for sexual misconduct with students in their care.
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Vermont Sen. Peter Welch was at BETA Technologies in South Burlington Thursday afternoon to tour its manufacturing facility and discuss proposed legislation to help emerging aviation technologies.
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Vermont advocates for fair housing and the unhoused are calling for the expansion of a seasonal emergency shelter program.
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During his weekly briefing today, Vermont Gov. Phil Scott expressed displeasure over the Vermont House version of the budget.
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Vermont’s governor is criticizing a decision by the state Labor Relations Board that invalidates an order that remotely working state employees must return to their offices.
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Union nurses at Berkshire County’s largest hospital in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, have voted to ratify a new contract with the region’s largest employer and health care provider.