By Jon Street | Vermont Watchdog BURLINGTON — State lawmakers are driving a bill that would raise the hourly minimum wage in
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By Jon Street | Vermont Watchdog BURLINGTON — State lawmakers are driving a bill that would
WILLISTON — Since December 2013, there were multiple burglaries in Chittenden, Franklin, and Lamoille counties, including
By Yaël Ossowski | Vermont Watchdog In keeping with Vermont Watchdog‘s mission of keeping state government
LYNDON — Lyndon State College is playing host to five students from Beijing Foreign Studies University.
St. Johnsbury — St. Johnsbury Academy announced a dual-enrollment agreement with the Community College of Vermont
WESTMINSTER — Kurn Hattin Homes for Children, a charitable Vermont residential school for disadvantaged children, gained
By Yaël Ossowski | Watchdog.org The dominoes are falling all across New England. The New Hampshire
By Jon Street | Watchdog.org MONTPELIER — Gov. Peter Shumlin wants a 5-percent hike in the
MONTPELIER – On Friday Gov. Peter Shumlin made a formal request for a federal disaster declaration
By Jon Street | Watchdog.org BURLINGTON — Leading experts say health care costs in the Green
Vermont Pushes for ‘Livable Wage,’ But Can Employers Survive It?
January 31, 2014
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By Jon Street | Vermont Watchdog BURLINGTON — State lawmakers are driving a bill that would raise the hourly minimum wage in Vermont to $12.50, but Rep. John Moran says
Two Men Arrested for Burglary Spree Across Vermont
January 30, 2014
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WILLISTON — Since December 2013, there were multiple burglaries in Chittenden, Franklin, and Lamoille counties, including the towns of Westford, Underhilll, Jericho, Milton, Fletcher, and East Fairfield. The items stolen
The 10 State Jobs You Didn’t Know Your Vermont Taxes Covered
January 29, 2014
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By Yaël Ossowski | Vermont Watchdog In keeping with Vermont Watchdog‘s mission of keeping state government accountable, a quick peek at the state payroll is always important. The state of
Lyndon State College Hosts Chinese Journalism Students
January 29, 2014
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LYNDON — Lyndon State College is playing host to five students from Beijing Foreign Studies University. The students, chosen by the university on the basis of interest and English ability,
St. Johnsbury Academy Announces Dual-Enrollment Agreement with CCV
January 25, 2014
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St. Johnsbury — St. Johnsbury Academy announced a dual-enrollment agreement with the Community College of Vermont (CCV). The deal is a step toward helping students prepare for higher education while
Grammy Nominated Teacher from Vermont Gets National Attention for Children’s Charity
January 22, 2014
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WESTMINSTER — Kurn Hattin Homes for Children, a charitable Vermont residential school for disadvantaged children, gained national media attention recently after its Music Director, Lisa Bianconi, was named a top-ten
New Hampshire Marijuana Vote Pushes Vermont to New England ‘Domino Effect’
January 21, 2014
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By Yaël Ossowski | Watchdog.org The dominoes are falling all across New England. The New Hampshire House of Representatives made history last week when it became the first state Legislature
Shumlin’s Spending Proposal Outpaces Vermont’s Economic Growth Rate
January 18, 2014
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By Jon Street | Watchdog.org MONTPELIER — Gov. Peter Shumlin wants a 5-percent hike in the upcoming budget while Vermont’s economy is growing at just 1.2 percent annually. The governor’s
Vermont Requests Federal Disaster Declaration
January 18, 2014
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MONTPELIER – On Friday Gov. Peter Shumlin made a formal request for a federal disaster declaration for Caledonia, Chittenden, Essex, Franklin, Grand Isle, Lamoille, and Orleans counties for public infrastructure
Despite Expert Claims, Shumlin Denies Spike in Health Coverage Premiums
January 15, 2014
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By Jon Street | Watchdog.org BURLINGTON — Leading experts say health care costs in the Green Mountain State are climbing to new heights, but Gov. Peter Shumlin denies it. “If
