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Lt. Gov. John Rodgers faces $5,000 cannabis fine - Valley News (opens the original)
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Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers is facing a $5,000 fine from state regulators after an inspector found him growing at least 100 cannabis plants at a site in Glover, Vt., where he did not have permission to do so. The Cannabis Control Board issued Rodgers a formal notice last month that he had violated state rules dictating how and where marijuana can be grown, according to records obtained by VtDigger. Rodgers has permission to grow cannabis on a different property, but not at the one in question,
Bill Hunsinger resigns as Vermont Progressive chair - Valley News (opens the original)
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The chair of Vermont’s Progressive Party, Bill Hunsinger, has resigned from his post. Hunsinger stepped down Tuesday after less than a year in the job as the leader of the state’s third largest political party, according to Heather Thomas, the party’s executive director. The chair is the party’s public-facing leader, while the executive director manages its day-to-day operations and is the organization’s only full-time staffer. According to Thomas, Hunsinger’s decision resulted from the challeng
Amanda Janoo wins Vermont Democratic primary for governor - Valley News (opens the original)
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Amanda Janoo seemed to have none of the typical advantages on her side going into Tuesday’s Democratic primary for governor of Vermont. She had both raised and spent less campaign money than her opponent, Aly Richards. She had fewer endorsements from current and former lawmakers. And compared with Richards — the former head of a prominent childcare lobbying organization — she’d spent far less time in the Statehouse and rubbing shoulders with political insiders. But Janoo, an economist who until
Amanda Janoo wins Vermont Democratic governor primary - Valley News (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON — Amanda Janoo narrowly won Vermont’s Democratic primary for governor Tuesday, after a campaign that called for sweeping progressive policy changes and limiting how much the state relies on federal funding. Janoo, an economist, has never run for office before and was virtually unknown before announcing her campaign. She beat out Aly Richards, the former head of a prominent childcare lobbying and advocacy group who also had the backing of a well-endowed political action committee. In a
Vermont unveils State of Inspiration brand to boost visits - Valley News (opens the original)
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Most Americans already like Vermont. The challenge is getting them to actually visit. State tourism officials hope a new logo and slogan, which they unveiled last week, will entice more people to book a trip by highlighting Vermont’s landscape and its many local artists. The logo is a “Vermont” wordmark with hand-drawn letters shaped after Camel’s Hump and other geographic features, and the motto is “State of Inspiration.” It’s Vermont’s first-ever dedicated tourism brand, said Heather Pelham, c
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