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Southern Vermont healthcare provider to pay more than $390,000 over allegations it mishandled Medicaid funds - VTDigger (opens the original)
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A nonprofit that provides mental health, substance use and developmental disability-related services in Windham and Windsor counties will pay the state more than $390,000 to settle claims that the organization kept Medicaid funds that it should have returned to the state, the attorney general’s office said. Health Care & Rehabilitation Services of Southeastern Vermont, which is based in Springfield and serves thousands of clients annually, will also be required to implement policies that aim to
Lawmakers examine Department of Corrections policy keeping more people in prison past their minimum sentences (opens the original)
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Vermont lawmakers responsible for overseeing the Department of Corrections are taking a closer look at a department policy that has expanded the criteria the department uses to keep people incarcerated beyond their minimum sentence. The policy, known as risk containment, has prompted concern from advocates and lawsuits from incarcerated people. VTDigger first reported on the policy in July. Now, lawmakers are scrutinizing the policy, with some expressing concern. In a hearing last week, the Join
Lawmakers examine Department of Corrections policy keeping more people in prison past their minimum sentences - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Vermont lawmakers responsible for overseeing the Department of Corrections are taking a closer look at a department policy that has expanded the criteria the department uses to keep people incarcerated beyond their minimum sentence. The policy, known as risk containment, has prompted concern from advocates and lawsuits from incarcerated people. VTDigger first reported on the policy in July. Now, lawmakers are scrutinizing the policy, with some expressing concern. In a hearing last week, the Join
After a nearly six year saga, Burlington’s new high school opens its doors - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Batula Kassim sat in front of a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows in her school’s new library, the sunlight a welcome contrast to the refurbished Macy’s department store where she spent her freshman year. Kassim, an incoming sophomore at Burlington High School, is one of a cohort of students who spent part or all of their high school years attending classes at the renovated store in downtown Burlington. Kassim described the environment at the Macy’s building as “claustrophobic.” “It was just like
Can a chatbot be a responsible therapist? Dartmouth professor aims to find out - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Molly Hughes was first published in the Valley News on Aug. 13, 2026.In the summer of 1956, a small group of researchers spent eight weeks at Dartmouth College pursuing an audacious premise: that human intelligence could be described precisely enough for a machine to simulate it. The proposal that convened them, written the year before by Dartmouth mathematician John McCarthy and three colleagues, had given the subject a name — the first time the phrase “artificial intelligence” ap
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