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Welch secures $2 million for rural Vermont health care
Health careThe federal money will support new Caledonia County pharmacies and safety upgrades within the UVM Health Network.
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News · VT
The federal money will support new Caledonia County pharmacies and safety upgrades within the UVM Health Network.

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The city is updating affordability programs, putting new zoning rules to use and planning a larger public role in housing.

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A Burlington lieutenant was under investigation when he resigned, separating the personnel process from his departure.

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The mayor’s announcement concerns Burlington’s people-first housing strategy and is not directly connected to an election or candidate race.

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The Vermont senator’s bill would shield qualifying housing grants and state tax-credit sale income from federal taxation.

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The candidates expressed differing views on artificial intelligence and a proposed constitutional amendment.

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Voters will choose a governor, lieutenant governor and secretary of state, along with a representative to Vermont’s U.S. House seat.

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Voters will consider constitutional proposals on collective bargaining and equal protection in November 2026.

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Burlington says Diane Wheeler’s dog has been involved in at least seven attacks and that she has refused to follow city orders.

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A federal judge ruled Thursday that the federal government has no right to demand Vermont’s statewide voter registration list.

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The Vermont senator said the measure falls short for small farms, nutrition assistance and rural communities.

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The Supreme Court left in place an injunction preventing new Postal Service rules for mail ballots ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

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Sarah Copeland Hanzas welcomed the court’s decision to block federal requirements for distributing and returning mail-in ballots.