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In reversal, Vermont Supreme Court allows Gov. Scott to enforce in-person work for state employees - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Theo Wells-Spackman is a Report for America corps member who reports for VTDigger. The Vermont Supreme Court sided with Gov. Phil Scott’s administration Friday, allowing the governor to order state employees to return to in-person work. Friday’s unanimous decision reversed an April 1 order by the Vermont Labor Relations Board, which required the state to “rescind” a partial return-to-office mandate for state employees and repay staff for various costs associated with in-person work. Gov. Phil Sc
Feds’ lawsuit demanding Vermont voter data tossed by federal judge - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Theo Wells-Spackman is a Report for America corps member who reports for VTDigger. Vermont does not have to provide sensitive voter registration data to the Trump administration, a federal judge ruled Thursday, tossing a lawsuit filed over the issue by the U.S. Department of Justice against Sarah Copeland Hanzas, Vermont’s secretary of state. The decision came a year after federal officials demanded Hanzas turn over the state’s voter rolls. Hanzas refused, expressing confidence in the legal basi
Former EPA official Melissa Hoffer to lead Vermont Law and Graduate School - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Liz Sauchelli was first published in the Valley News on Sept. 7, 2026.After more than a year of interim leadership, Vermont Law and Graduate School has hired a new president. Melissa Hoffer, who currently serves as Massachusetts’ climate chief, will begin her tenure Dec. 1, according to a news release from the South Royalton-based school, which is also known as VLGS. She succeeds Rodney Smolla, who served as president from 2022 to 2025. Smolla — who specializes in constitutional an
Residents voice concerns over cannabis proposal in Royalton - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Sofia Langlois was first published in the Valley News on Sept. 4, 2026.ROYALTON — The Selectboard approved putting cannabis retail on the November ballot per request by a nearby dispensary owner, but some community members aren’t thrilled about the idea. The town’s public safety committee held a meeting Wednesday to discuss the upcoming decision on whether to allow cannabis sales in Royalton, with Shannon Morrill, the owner of Something Wicked dispensary in Bethel, present to ans
Vermont regulators finalize 5.5% rate increase for Green Mountain Power customers - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Theo Wells-Spackman is a Report for America corps member who reports for VTDigger. Regulators will allow Green Mountain Power to raise electricity rates by 5.5% for its more than 275,000 Vermont customers — a smaller hike than the 7.5% increase the company initially sought. The billing change, ordered late last month by Vermont’s Public Utility Commission, will take effect Oct. 1. The first proposal from the state’s largest electric utility drew criticism from dozens of consumers during the publ
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