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Payouts soar as use of force by Burlington police on Black residents hits record high - VTDigger (opens the original)
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When a call for police to help discipline a child over stealing escalated into a hospital visit, Burlington mother Cathy Austrian filed a complaint with the city’s police oversight body hoping to spur change. The body, the Police Commission, found the incident — in which officers restrained Austrian’s son, who is Black and has emotional and intellectual disabilities, and called in paramedics to inject him with ketamine — to be a troubling violation of the department’s own use-of-force policy. Bu
At the polls, Vermont primary voters seek change - VTDigger (opens the original)
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Across the state, voters are hitting the polls on Tuesday to decide who will challenge Vermont Republicans come November in competitive Democratic governor and lieutenant governor races as well as several crowded local races. “I’m just hoping for change, and that no matter what party orientation, that our Legislature and the governor can work together to really make positive change in the state,” said Susan Gerreston, a Montpelier resident, outside of the city’s polling site at City Hall on Tues
Kinney Drugs pulls back AI tool after customer complaints - VTDigger (opens the original)
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When Kathy Callaghan called her local pharmacy for a prescription refill last Wednesday, she expected to hear the usual AI voice that had attempted to assist her for the last three months. “We were thrilled,” she said, describing her and her partner Dave Bellini’s reaction to the voice. The call came as the pharmacy, Kinney Drugs, recently pulled back its AI assistant, John Marraffa, president of the Vermont and New York pharmacy chain, told WCAX on Friday. In May, Kinney Drugs had implemented t
ICE agents arrest several in Londonderry operation - VTDigger (opens the original)
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested several individuals Friday morning during an enforcement operation in Londonderry, the agency’s Boston Field Office, which covers New England, confirmed to VTDigger. The people arrested were targeted at a traffic stop while traveling to a construction job site in the small Windham county town at around 9 a.m., according to a member of Two Rivers Area Indivisible, an immigrants rights activist group in the area. The agents arrested five i
In Chittenden Southeast Senate primary, incumbents and challengers alike pivot platforms to affordability - VTDigger (opens the original)
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When the three Democrats representing the Chittenden Southeast Senate district first ran as a united incumbent bloc three primaries ago, they cited a need for experience amid high political turnover. Now, that turnover has only deepened in the Vermont Senate. But new candidates see it as a reason for fresh leadership rather than consistency. As a result, a competitive primary this year has incumbents and challengers alike focusing more on economic development as voters express greater frustratio
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