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Committee votes to seal public records on juvenile offenders

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   MONTPELIER — A committee of the Vermont House has approved a bill that bars police from identifying anyone under the age of 20 who has been charged with a crime, including fatal motor vehicle crashes, unless and until they are formally charged with a major felony. The bill, S.107, adds a public records exemption barring the release of information about the initial arrest or charge of a person under the age of 20 “that would reveal the identity of the person.” “However, a public agency may disclose identifying information relating to the arrest of a person under the age of 20 years of age in order to protect the health and safety of any person,” the bill says.

Look Ahead, Vermont: Pension fallout, collecting race data, and tackling the budget

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   In honor of baseball’s Opening Day last week, I’ll start with a question: What does hitting or pitching a baseball have in common with solving the state’s pension funding crisis? The answer? If it was easy, anyone could do it. When I was a would-be high school baseball player, I read “The Art of Pitching” by Tom Seaver and “The Science of Hitting” by Ted Williams, hoping their Cooperstown-quality guidance would help me make the varsity roster. “Would-be,” because I lacked the athletic ability to turn their sage advice into a spot on the squad.

Ideas flow in on alternatives to initial pension reform plan

MONTPELIER — It was ideas they wanted, and ideas they got. The Vermont House Government Operations Committee, continuing its work on addressing the state pension system’s multi-billion dollar unfunded liability, heard proposals from committee members, as well as from fellow House members and the Vermont State Employees Association (VSEA). The discussion followed days of reactions from stakeholders and experts, and two public hearings in which the committee’s initial proposal to close the underfunding gap and adjust governance was blasted by enrolled employees. That proposal, a starting point for discussions, suggested reductions in cost of living adjustments and increases in employee contributions and years worked for eligibility in the system, as a means of cutting the funds’ nearly $3 billion unfunded liability. Those changes are not popular with teachers and state employees, and the Vermont State Employees Association is planning demonstrations this weekend

Ideas flow in on alternatives to initial pension reform plan

Ideas flow in on alternatives to initial pension reform plan
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Pension proposal draws anger from state employees; Reps stress it s start of process

Pension proposal draws anger from state employees; Reps stress it s start of process
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