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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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Leaders in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, on Monday removed the criminalization component and made other amendments to a proposed camping ban put forward by the mayor. But the debate on the controversial measure continues.
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A new non-profit in Northampton, Mass., is hoping you’ll be kind and rewind as it opens its doors downtown.
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During a special meeting this week, the Burlington City Council passed its 2026 budget.
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Bike riders and skateboarders have a place to call their own in Springfield, Massachusetts. The city formally welcomed its first bike and skate park this week – capping off years of “grinding” advocacy.
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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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After rejecting the initial proposal, voters in Dalton, Massachusetts, approved a police budget for fiscal year 2026 at special town meeting Thursday night.
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The city of Northampton is preparing for a new superintendent search, with the current school leader indicating she's leaving at the end of her contract.
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The Pittsfield, Massachusetts, school committee has approved a plan to restructure the city’s middle schools.
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Officials in Massachusetts say a number of people already dealing with addiction have become unwitting victims of a contaminant lacing illicit drugs. What’s been used as a sedative for pets and animals is now having devastating effects state lawmakers want to address.
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The Great Barrington, Massachusetts, police chief says he’s retiring in early 2026.
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An Irish company already operating and remodeling highway service plazas in the Northeast has been picked to run nearly 20 sites in Massachusetts. Their proposals include big changes for stops on the Mass Pike.