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Loss of SNAP-Ed program leaves gaps in Vermont’s food assistance network
The federal program, which funds nutrition and exercise education for eligible recipients, will end Sept. 30, eliciting worry from officials and providers.
Federal judge rules in favor of news outlets in dispute with judiciary over access to newly filed lawsuits
The decision issued earlier this month comes in a lawsuit filed more than four years ago challenging delays in the state’s court system associated with obtaining civil complaints.
Vermont officials ask residents to report drought impacts
Nearly 60% of Vermont faces severe drought. Officials say reporting drought impacts help collect data and shape a response.
PHOTOS: The Tunbridge World’s Fair kicks off in central Vermont
The annual event, which has been held since 1867, is taking place until Sunday in the Orange County town it’s named after.
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Trump’s Department of Justice asks Vermont for sensitive voter information
Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas said Friday that she intends to reject the request.
Chris Winters leaves Department for Children and Families, new Department of Health leader chosen
Winters led DCF starting in January 2023 and will now work as deputy commissioner of the Vermont Department of Labor. Rick Hildebrant is set to become commissioner of the Vermont Department of Health.
Windham County Heat Fund braces for loss of federal fuel aid
A benefit concert on Sept. 14 will kick off a crowdfunding campaign with matching donation from Thompson Trust.
Vermont eyes imminent transportation budget cuts as revenues slow
The state transportation agency has proposed making up a $7.5 million gap in its current budget with cuts to construction projects and “position management savings.”
Future of Green River Reservoir remains uncertain as state declines dam takeover
Morrisville Water & Light wants the state to take over the dam, but state leaders pushed back, citing lack of resources and operational complexity.
With gratitude, Dummerston orchard begins rebuilding after fire
After a blaze that destroyed ‘the brain, heart, and soul’ of Dwight Miller Orchard, a family looks at a new chapter with the community’s help
‘Patchwork’ of conservation projects advance state’s goals, helps build wildlife corridor in southern Vermont
“We’re just day-by-day trying to chip away the gaps in these really important wildlife corridors,” the Department of Fish & Wildlife’s land acquisition coordinator said.
Join us at St. Johnsbury Distillery for trivia night with the Dirt Road News project
VTDigger is heading to St. Johnsbury Distillery on Thursday, Sept. 25. All are welcome for trivia, prizes and good conversation!
Even with more Vermont homes on the market, prices are still rising
In Chittenden County, the median sale price of a primary home reached $500,000 last year.
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