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Race for Vermont’s lieutenant governor gains momentum about one month from the general election (opens the original)
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Races continue to heat up Thursday, with the November general election just a little over a month away. In the race for Vermont’s lieutenant governor, Republican incumbent John Rodgers is being challenged by Democrat Molly Gray. Rodgers won the office two years ago, and Gray previously held the office from 2021-23 before making a run for Congress. "I have a long history of working across the aisle and being honest, and I think a lot of the policies my opponent is pushing are pie in the sky, and
Over $30 million in federal dollars to go to Vermont loggers and farmers for flood recovery (opens the original)
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Vermont State officials paid a visit to Paul Mazza’s Fruit and Vegetable in Essex on Wednesday to announce a new round of flood recovery dollars. A total of $31 million has been appropriated by Congress to help businesses in the agriculture and forest industry that were impacted by flooding in 2023 and 2024. It’s called the “Vermont Agriculture Timber Disaster Assistance Program.” On Oct. 26, eligible businesses can apply for roughly 30 different grants and receive up to $75,000 for the first ro
Vermont officials, businesses say impacts from Canadian import ban are low (opens the original)
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New restrictions on some Canadian imports took effect Tuesday after a proclamation was made by President Donald Trump earlier this month. Vermont businesses and state officials said the ban does not have major impacts. The ban affects roughly $1 billion worth of Canadian products, a small portion of the approximately $880 billion in goods that move between the two countries. Land Air, a motorsports dealer in Essex Junction, said about 60% of the store’s inventory comes from Canada. Only about 5%
Burlington’s 'Hot Spot Working Group' is making areas safer, mayor says (opens the original)
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Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanek recently said that a new initiative is helping to make the Queen City safer. The “Hot Spot Working Group” reconvened over the summer and has met every week since then. Headed by the Fletcher Free Library’s director, Mary Danko, the group brings together different departments, including the Burlington Police Department. The group has identified “hot spots” as the library and the downtown area. The city has recently focused primarily on City Hall Park. These a
Vermont Gov. Scott questions poll that favors Amanda Janoo (opens the original)
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The University of New Hampshire released its latest Green Mountain State poll Thursday, showing a Democratic newcomer ahead of the state's five-term Republican governor. The poll puts Amanda Janoo at 49% overall, with Gov. Phil Scott at 43%. Like previous polls, the Scott campaign said the results are questionable. Of the less than 900 respondents to the online survey, over 50% were Democrats. The campaign is also calling out previous polling from the Granite State for being significantly off on
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