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Committee bill would protect vulnerable adults

Law will ensure equitable access to child care, legislators say

One of the greatest challenges to Vermont’s future is its state’s shrinking labor force, which hit an alarming 30-year low in April 2021.

Two dead after fiery crash on SH 171, east of Hillsboro

Two dead after fiery crash on SH 171, east of Hillsboro (Source: KXXV) and last updated 2021-03-08 12:11:45-05 HILL COUNTY, TX — Two people from Itasca are dead after a fiery crash Sunday on SH 171, east of Hillsboro. Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Troopers responded to the scene of a crash on SH 171 at CR 3131, east of Hillsboro on March 7 around 2:06 a.m. According to DPS, a Chevrolet Camaro traveling northbound crashed into the side of a truck tractor semi-trailer while it was making a left turn. The Chevrolet became fully engulfed after impact, according to DPS. The driver of the Chevrolet, Hunter Germer, 23, of Itasca and the passenger, Raegan Cook, 18, of Itasca were pronounced dead at the scene.

Study in child care bill poses challenge for House committee

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   A section of a bill greatly expanding financial aid eligibility for child care and increasing early educator wages calls for a feasibility study seeking a funding source for the significant investment it proposes. But that’s not as easy as it looks, the Vermont House Human Services Committee heard Tuesday, as it continued work on H. 171. The committee heard from potential study participants who don’t want to participate; that some of the data the study would collect does not presently exist; and that the price tag is significant. As drafted, the bill calls on the State Treasurer, the Auditor, Joint Fiscal Office, the Commissioner of Finance, and the Commissioner of Taxes to deliver that study by January 15 of next year. It’s a key element of a proposal intended to reduce the per-household contribution for child care to 10 percent of gross household income, while raising wages in an industry where early wages are

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