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New poll shows Gov. Phil Scott leading Amanda Janoo by 10 points - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Gov. Phil Scott holds a 10-point lead over progressive Democrat Amanda Janoo in a poll released Monday, a striking reversal from a separate survey last week that showed the race in a statistical tie. Vermont Public’s 2026 Poll reported Scott is leading Janoo by 10 points, 42% to 32%. These results reflect a 16-point swing from Friday’s Green Mountain State Poll by the University of New Hampshire, which, based on margin of error in the survey, declared a “statistical tie,” with Janoo leading the
Latest poll shows Gov. Phil Scott and Amanda Janoo in tightest race in a decade - VTDigger (opens the original)
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A Vermont election poll on the upcoming governor’s race suggests it might be the closest in a decade. The most recent University of New Hampshire Green Mountain State Poll released this week reported that 49% of Vermonters support Amanda Janoo in the November election, while 43% support incumbent Gov. Phil Scott. The 6% margin led UNH pollsters to declare the Governor’s race a “statistical tie.” In a July poll released by the same group, Scott led Janoo by 15% meaning the recent numbers account
The Upper Valley’s widening tick-borne disease problem - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Molly Hughes was first published in the Valley News on Sept. 18, 2026. Paul Guyre got home from his lab one evening about 15 years ago and found his wife, Veronica, covered in hives from head to toe. She was too weak to get to her inhaler. “She lived to tell about it,” Guyre said. “But it was really horrible.” The culprit: She had eaten meatloaf four hours earlier. She was suddenly allergic to meat. Guyre is a professor emeritus of microbiology and immunology at Dartmouth’s Geisel
Upper Valley Haven readies its new year-round shelter for its first guests - VTDigger (opens the original)
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This story by Alex Ebrahimi was first published in the Valley News on Sept. 10, 2026. WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — The Upper Valley Haven dedicated its new year-round shelter and resource center Wednesday, with an opening date for the 20-bed facility expected to be announced in the coming weeks. The Haven, which has served the region since 1980, cut a ceremonial ribbon to mark a milestone of the progress made at the Patrick and Marcelle Leahy Shelter and Resource Center at 608 N. Main St. “When someon
Somber and hopeful, 47 immigrants become U.S. citizens on 9/11 anniversary - VTDigger (opens the original)
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MONTPELIER — Barbara Colombo became an American on Friday. She registered to vote before she left the building. Colombo, 52, was one of 47 immigrants sworn in as U.S. citizens Friday at a naturalization ceremony in the Statehouse. “It was very touching,” said the psychologist and professor, originally from Italy. Donning a smile and her “I registered to vote today!” sticker, she posed for a photo with her toddler son wearing a full suit. Immigrants from 21 countries took the oath of citizenship
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