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Vermont Air National Guard returns from 8-month mission - Valley News (opens the original)
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Vermont Air National Guard members returned home Sunday after a roughly eight-month deployment. Guard members from Vermont’s 158th Fighter Wing were deployed this winter on back-to-back missions to the Caribbean and the Middle East, though details of their exact role in those missions have been scarce. “We are incredibly proud of what they represent, but today, more than anything, we are grateful to welcome them home,” said Adjutant Gen. Henry Harder Jr., in the guard’s announcement Tuesday. Jus
Vermont settles immigrant detainee language dispute - Valley News (opens the original)
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Corrections has agreed to provide federal immigration detainees in its prisons with better access to language interpretation, legal counsel and court hearings. The Vermont Human Rights Commission announced Tuesday it had reached a settlement with the department, following a discrimination complaint the commission filed in January. Immigration lawyers previously said the department restricted their ability to meet with federal detainees and that non-English speakers lacked language interpretation
UVM closes $12 million deficit despite student declines - Valley News (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON — The University of Vermont has closed its $12 million projected budget deficit, President Marlene Tromp reported just days before first-year students are set to arrive on campus. Tromp delivered the first “State of the University” address to trustees and hundreds of staff Tuesday with one resounding message: “We will not be daunted in the face of the challenges before us.” Her declaration of the university’s resiliency comes after the school warned in March that it projected a 15% de
Burlington council urges Governor Scott to tackle crisis - Valley News (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON — Burlington city councilors are requesting the governor take new steps to help the Queen City address homelessness and drug use downtown. The request from city officials comes in the form of a resolution, which Burlington city councilors approved by voice vote Monday night, with support from Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak. In a 10-point list, the resolution recommends ways for Gov. Phil Scott to respond to the city’s persistent struggles with homelessness and drug use. Some of the city’s
New Vermont youth facility will exclude 18-year-olds - Valley News (opens the original)
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MONTPELIER — The Vermont Department for Children and Families says it does not plan to include 18-year-olds in its design for a locked juvenile facility, raising concern from lawmakers about how Gov. Phil Scott’s administration is rolling out Vermont’s landmark juvenile justice reform initiative. Officials with the Vermont Department for Children and Families said Wednesday that its new locked juvenile facility will only hold youths ages 12-17. Previous press statements from the department indic
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