Speeders, beware: State officials want to use automated cameras to catch lead-footed drivers. Lawmakers in the House and Senate have introduced bills that would deploy.
As we approach Constitution Day on Sept. 17, 18 Vermont elected officials, including our Lieutenant Governor, signed a shocking letter calling for the expansion of the U.S. Supreme Court by
In early May, during a discussion of H.483, a bill defining Vermont’s response to the Carson v. Makin decision, Senate Education Chair Brian Campion (D-Bennington) said, “Given all the issues
As Vermont lawmakers debate the fate of an ambitious, first-in-the-nation program to test hundreds of schools for PCBs, another community is dealing with the fallout.