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Federal court says U.S. agents can search phones at Vermont’s border with Canada without suspicion - VTDigger (opens the original)
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U.S. border agents can search people’s phones and other electronic devices without a warrant or any suspicion they’ve committed a crime, the federal appeals court covering Vermont ruled last month. The decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit, which also covers New York and Connecticut, stemmed from a bank fraud and money laundering case against a man in New York City in 2024. The man was arrested on those charges, and later convicted, after federal agents at a New York City air
Stowe Mountain Resort hopes to cut new trails on Spruce Peak - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Patrick Bilow was first published in the Stowe Reporter on Oct. 1, 2026. Stowe Mountain Resort is on a mission to make some of its terrain more approachable for guests ahead of the upcoming season. As the leaves change and crews test-fire snow cannons, the resort in August submitted an application to Vermont’s Act 250 Land Use Review Board to enhance access to the Meadows East Glade on Spruce Peak, a project that involves the construction of two new trails through the glade and the
Scott administration: Expect tighter state budget to make room for tax cuts - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Gov. Phil Scott is planning to propose a state budget that features little new spending if he gets reelected in November, one of his top deputies told a panel of Vermont House and Senate leaders Wednesday. That’s in part because the governor also plans to propose new — but as yet unspecified — measures to lower taxes, which would reduce the amount of revenue the state brings in to pay for programs and services, said Adam Greshin, Scott’s commissioner of finance and management. Greshin described
Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers says he’ll pay reduced fine to settle weed grow business violation - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers plans to pay a reduced fine to state regulators in order to settle a case in which he grew at least 100 cannabis plants for his business at a site in Glover where he did not have permission to do so, he said. Rodgers acknowledged in an interview that he “made a mistake” by failing to follow the Cannabis Control Board’s rules on providing information about where growing operations are located. VTDigger first reported on the incident last week. The control board initi
Help sustain VTDigger’s election coverage - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This summer, Vermonters turned to VTDigger in growing numbers to prepare for the primary election. Tens of thousands of readers came to our election guide to learn about the candidates, understand the races and find the practical information they needed to cast their ballots. Now we’re getting ready to do it all again for the midterm election in November. A gift today during our Fall Member Drive will keep this coverage strong. We can’t do this work without you. It takes a lot of work to report
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