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Rutland Regional Plan adopted, good for another eight years (opens the original)
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After three years of work, Rutland County has a plan for the next eight. The 2026 Rutland Regional Plan has been approved, the Rutland Regional Planning Commission announced recently. The plan covers Rutland Countyâs 27 towns. âThis is truly a plan for the region, by the region,â stated Devon Neary, executive director of the Rutland Regional Planning Commission. âResidents, municipal officials, community organizations, businesses, state partners, and regional stakeholders contributed the
Tim Ashe and Ivar Kronick are running for Vermont State Auditor (opens the original)
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Editorâs note: Over the next several weeks, we will be introducing readers to the nominees seeking statewide and federal offices. State Auditor Doug Hoffer has been in office for the past 14 years. Heâs not running again, and his two potential replacements have different ideas on where to take the job after one of them is elected in November. Democrat Tim Ashe and Republican Ivar Kronick are the two names on the ballot for Hofferâs seat. Ashe has spent the past five years serving as Hoffer
Castleton adjusts job descriptions to move away from part-time (opens the original)
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CASTLETON â The town is looking to fill a number of critical job positions but is finding most applicants want full-time hours with benefits, and in some cases higher pay. At the Sept. 14 select board meeting, the board voted to change the job description for the town clerk and treasurer position to being full-time, and to advertise for an administrative officer and health officer hybrid position. Town Manager Mike Jones said that there have been interviews for the town clerk and treasurer job
Incumbent Attorney General Clark defending seat against challenger, Kemon (opens the original)
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Editorâs note: Over the next several weeks, we will be introducing readers to the nominees seeking statewide and federal offices. Attorney General Charity Clark, of Williston, is defending her seat against Ed Kemon, of Vergennes. Kemon is a systems engineer running under the Republican banner. Clark is a Democrat and an attorney. Clark has served as attorney general since 2023. She joined the office in 2014 under Attorney General William Sorrell, was chief of staff under Attorney General T.J.
UVM Health announces staff reductions; Green Mountain Care Board discusses budgets (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON â University of Vermont Health has announced that nearly 200 positions across its system are being eliminated or changed. Of the impacted positions, 24 are at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin, according to a news release from UVM Health. The announcement came on the heels of the Green Mountain Care Board (GMCB) setting reduced hospital rates, though UVM Health said the two things are not related. â(T)his reduction in force/layoff yesterday has been in the works for some ti
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