最佳Vermont播客 (2025)

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Capitol Recap: Avoiding landmines 6:52

1d ago6:52

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Gov. Phil Scott unveiled a plan this week that would significantly shift how schools are funded and governed in Vermont, opening up a thicket of thorny issues for his administration and lawmakers to navigate.由Vermont Public

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Vermont cannabis retailer's lawsuit argues advertising regulations violate free speech 6:07

2d ago6:07

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A retail store in Middlebury, FLŌRA Cannabis, filed the lawsuit. It could have a large impact on the state's retail cannabis industry.由Bob Kinzel, Nathaniel Wilson, Jenn Jarecki

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Listener Ghost Stories: Ep. 3 | Robert Leite 57:35

3d ago57:35

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Robert reached out stating that at first, he was not quite sold about there being paranormal elements within this world. However a few incidents, started to make Robert more of a believer. For those that are familiar with Mountain Top Inn area, you're in for a cool experience story from Robert. This also shows in real time, how Robert's story impac…

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In Good Health: Healthcare and technology 48:36

3d ago48:36

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Technology has changed so many aspects of our lives, including health care. In our region, a network of innovative health-focused startups is growing quickly.David Bradbury with the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies guides us through conversations with the leaders of several local companies. Aaron Stein, the chief technical officer for South…

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3 Ways Dog Owners Become Successful - Talking Dogs Radio Show 8:55

3d ago8:55

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In this episode of 3 Ways Dog Owners Become Successful, we break down three essential pillars for creating a harmonious and fulfilling relationship with your dog: Establishing Rules & Boundaries – Why setting clear expectations is the foundation of trust and respect between you and your dog. Mental & Physical Stimulation – The importance of keeping…

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(Episode 76): Author Monica Morrissey Shares Astonishing Real-Life Stories of Afterlife Signs 27:55

5d ago27:55

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#MonicaMorrissey #DimesFromHeaven #SpiritualConnection #AfterlifeCommunication #EmpathJourney #SelfPublishingJourney #GriefAndHealing #SpiritualMessages #EmpathAuthor #HeavenlySigns #LifeAfterDeath #StorycomicPresents #BookSeries #AuthorInterview #SpiritualInsights Today, we’re honored to host Monica Morrissey, a distinguished certified health and …

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Analyzing the 119th Congress for CUs 42:35

19d ago42:35

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Jim Nussle, President/CEO, and Carrie Hunt, Chief Advocacy Officer, for America's Credit Unions share insights on the make up of the 119th Congress, the issues that affect credit unions and which ones might materialize in 2025. Hosted by Joe Bergeron, President of Association of Vermont Credit Unions.…

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210: Why Homeless Here?, Newest Village and Throuple Rules 2:13:40

23d ago2:13:40

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Let us know what you think - text the show! On this week’s show: Happy national Drinking Straw Day We’re number 4 - Vermont’s homelessness ranks 4th in nation VT Truth and Reconciliation Committee needs 3rd member Fewer traffic deaths in 2024 Increasing pharmacy closures mean long drives for Vermont residents, mirroring a ‘An anomaly?’: Pay to stat…

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Ross Mickel of Bootleggers Beware 1:24:46

26d ago1:24:46

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vermonttalks.com/51由Becca Hammond

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In the weeds 10:57

2d ago10:57

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A Middlebury retail cannabis shop is suing the state, saying its cannabis advertising regulations violate freedom of speech protections in the Vermont Constitution. Plus, the Scott administration wants the state to have much stronger oversight of schools, President Trump’s tax plans could make it more difficult for local towns and cities to fund in…

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For Afghan refugees in Vermont, homeownership can become reality with new program 6:18

3d ago6:18

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Hundreds of Afghan refugees have settled in Vermont in recent years. Now, one of those families wants to make the state feel more like home by buying a house. And they’re taking advantage of a new partnership intended to make that dream more achievable.由Adiah Gholston

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Full house 11:51

3d ago11:51

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The Kohbandi family moved to Vermont after fleeing Afghanistan in 2021, and now hopes to grow deeper roots here with help from a new partnership intended to ease the path to homeownership for refugees. Plus, economists say Vermont’s economy is in great shape, several Vermonters have been announced as James Beard Award semifinalists, state officials…

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How Trump's immigration executive orders will affect Vermont 49:51

4d ago49:51

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Executive orders from President Donald Trump fundamentally change immigration and citizenship rules in the U.S. Moves like halting refugee admissions and ending birthright citizenship have many people in our region wondering, what these new rules mean for them, their work, and their families? Today, Brett Stokes, an immigration lawyer at Vermont La…

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As Fairlee takes over Lake Morey ice skating loop, a Vermont tradition lives on 5:07

4d ago5:07

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Lake Morey Resort, which has been maintaining the lake's skating loop, lost their insurance coverage. But at the eleventh hour, the town of Fairlee stepped in, agreeing to maintain the ice and provide insurance coverage for the activities there.由Howard Weiss-Tisman

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On thin ice 10:24

4d ago10:24

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We visit the skating trail at Lake Morey, which town officials in Fairlee helped save by folding into its recreation department. Plus, Vermont joins a multistate lawsuit challenging President Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship, U.S. Sen. Peter Welch says he’s appalled at Trump’s blanket pardon for people charged in connection wit…

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Rep. Balint and a Canadian journalist respond to Trump's tariff plans 46:14

5d ago46:14

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President Donald J. Trump was sworn into office Monday in Washington. Vermont’s sole U.S. House representative, Rep. Becca Balint (D-Vt) attended the inauguration. She shares why she attended, her reaction to President Trump’s first executive orders, and her own priorities for the new Congress.President Trump has promised to impose a 25% tariff on …

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Term and conditions 17:02

5d ago17:02

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How Vermont schools are trying to protect students who may not have legal status as Donald Trump begins his second term as president, and how the new Trump administration’s promise to conduct a mass deportation campaign could impact Vermont’s dairy industry. Plus, Vermont’s Department for Children and Families allegedly tried to illegally take cust…

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Vermont schools wonder: What if ICE comes knocking? 4:26

5d ago4:26

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Obama-era rules, which Trump kept in place during his first administration, currently prevent Immigration and Customs Enforcement from making arrests at so-called “sensitive locations,” including schools, churches and hospitals. But Trump reportedly wants to rescind that policy.由Lola Duffort

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What Vermont’s dairy industry is expecting from Trump’s deportation plan 7:36

6d ago7:36

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In Vermont, many dairy farmers don’t seem immediately concerned about losing their workforce. But farmworker organizers say they’re worried about increased immigration enforcement worsening poor conditions on farms.由Elodie Reed

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Capitol Recap: Feeling the heat 7:34

8d ago7:34

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Vermont Public’s Pete Hirschfeld will explain why Republicans — and some Democrats — are seeking to roll back Vermont's climate mandates during the recently convened legislative session.由Vermont Public

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Hedging your bets 16:19

9d ago16:19

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Checking in on the state’s efforts to help people who develop gambling problems, after one year since online sports betting was legalized in Vermont. Plus, the Public Utility Commission recommends nixing the clean heat standard, some lawmakers in Montpelier want to exempt more Vermonters from paying state income taxes on Social Security, an outdoor…

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Vermont works to address addiction concerns as online sports gambling thrives 7:33

9d ago7:33

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Vermonters bet just over $140 million in 2024, the first year of legal sports gambling in the state. During that time, the state has worked to grow its resources for people with gambling problems.由Bob Kinzel, Jenn Jarecki, Nathaniel Wilson

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In Good Health: Living wills 49:46

10d ago49:46

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For most of us, thinking about death is not a pleasant subject. There’s a natural tendency to put your head in the sand and focus on everything and anything else. But a little planning now can save a lot of confusion and heartache later.Today we break down the process of creating an advance directive, or living will. It’s the third installment in o…

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Achieving Long Term Goals - Talking Dogs Radio 9:12

10d ago9:12

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I will guide you through setting and accomplishing your biggest aspirations. In this episode, I share practical tips to help you focus, stay motivated, and achieve success without feeling overwhelmed. Establishing your goals: Every achievement starts with clear, well-defined goals. I explain how to identify what truly matters to you and set meaning…

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In advance 10:30

10d ago10:30

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The importance of creating an advance directive to help loved ones make decisions about your end-of-life care. Plus, remembering former Democratic Gov. Tom Salmon, Vermont’s senators react to the news of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Gov. Scott says Vermont isn’t being tough enough on repeat offenders, a dead racoon infected with rabies is …

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Many of us hope we'll die in our sleep. Most of us won't. Here's how to plan for that 5:36

10d ago5:36

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Death is one of the few sure things in life, but few of us talk through how we want our final days to go, or who we want to help us through them. Formalizing those things in an advance directive may be easier and more important than you think.由Nina Keck

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U.S. Sen. Peter Welch 'so, so, so relieved' by ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas 6:16

11d ago6:16

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U.S. Sen. Peter Welch says the U.S. has a role in helping rebuild Gaza, and he hopes the ceasefire clears the way for long-term work on a two-state solution in the Middle East.由Mitch Wertlieb, Adiah Gholston, Kevin Trevellyan

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How to get your car through a Vermont winter 48:53

11d ago48:53

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Winter in Vermont can wreak havoc on a car. All that salt causes corrosion and rust, and that can make your car unsafe to drive. The hazardous conditions require upgrades and protective measures to stay safe on the slippery roads. To keep your car in top shape requires a lot winter car maintenance. Demeny Pollitt, the owner and manager of Girlingto…

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Rutland asks for public input on moving the library and City Hall to Merchants Row 3:06

11d ago3:06

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Rutland’s historic public library and City Hall both need lots of repairs. City officials are seeking public input on what could be a much less costly option: creating a joint downtown civic center.由Nina Keck

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Why your electric panel may be the key to using less fossil fuels 6:07

11d ago6:07

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Vermont is rolling out its first-ever standalone incentives to help people upgrade their electrical systems to accommodate new, more efficient appliances — with the goal of cutting carbon emissions.由Abagael Giles

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Out with the old 10:11

11d ago10:11

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For the first time ever, the state is offering financial incentives for upgrading electrical systems to help reduce Vermont’s carbon footprint. Plus, there's an effort to get more Vermonters to run for their local school board, more than 3,500 scams were reported to the state Attorney General's office in 2024, Rutland city officials seek public inp…

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(Episode 75): From Gallops to Pages: How Celia Ryker Turned Horse Tales into Heartfelt Stories! 22:26

12d ago22:26

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#BigGuyBook #CeliaRyker #HorseLovers #MiddleGradeBooks #HorseStories #ChildrensBooks #AuthorInterview #StorycomicPresents #HorseLife #EquineBooks #Bookstagram #ReadersOfInstagram #AnimalStories #BookRelease #NewReads #rootstockpublishing We're thrilled to re-welcome Celia Ryker, an award-winning author whose life's journey has taken her from horse …

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The business model that's saving Vermont's general stores 48:26

12d ago48:26

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Beloved as they are, general stores often generate little profit for their owners. So, what does it take to keep them running? Emily Maclure, owner of two general stores in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, shares her experiences, insights, and the vital role these stores play in their communities. Ben Doyle of the Preservation Trust of Vermont explains…

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As public colleges begin to merge or shut down, one state shows how hard it is 5:25

12d ago5:25

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Increasingly common public campus closings face political and community hostility.由Jon Marcus, The Hechinger Report, Liam Elder-Connors

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Report card 10:00

12d ago10:00

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Checking in on the recently merged Vermont State University, after its composite campuses had long faced money and enrollment woes. Plus, a winter shelter is opening in Burlington, a member of the Green Mountain Care Board is stepping down, Vermont’s new payroll tax has generated a big pot of money for child care, and the Vermont Commission on Nati…

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Is early childhood education getting easier to access in Vermont? 47:37

13d ago47:37

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To fund significant investments in early childhood education, Vermont implemented a 0.44% payroll tax in July 2023. We check in on the progress of this initiative and explore what has — and hasn't — changed in the early childhood landscape.Elliot Haspel, a senior fellow at Capita and a nationally recognized child and family policy expert, explains …

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Good news 10:01

13d ago10:01

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After getting sick of all the negativity in the news, a Westminster man started writing feel-good profiles about the working people of southern Vermont for his local newspaper. Plus, the Burlington Housing Authority is suspending rental vouchers in anticipation of federal funding cuts, COVID-19 appears to be on the rise in Vermont after the holiday…

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If you're looking for good news, Gordon Hayward has a story to share 5:42

13d ago5:42

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Garden design author Gordon Hayward has been writing a series of profile pieces for the Brattleboro Reformer. He thinks knowing more about our neighbors is one way to address the global challenges we all face.由Howard Weiss-Tisman

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Pre-Dead Social Club invites Vermonters to talk in monthly 'Die-A-Logues' 5:59

16d ago5:59

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It happens to all of us, but isn't a topic that's easy to broach: death. Then New Hampshire entrepreneur Laura Cleminson founded a social club to do just that.由Mary Williams Engisch, Adiah Gholston

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Training Deaf Dogs - Talking Dogs Radio Show 8:36

16d ago8:36

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Welcome to How to Train a Deaf Dog, where I share tips and insights to help you better connect with and train your deaf dog. In this episode, I explore the unique approach needed to understand and communicate effectively with a dog that relies on senses other than hearing. How they are different: Training a deaf dog requires adapting to their uniqu…

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Vermont's newest Rhodes Scholar on animal ethics and her plans at Oxford 6:32

16d ago6:32

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Lena Ashooh is Vermont's 43rd Rhodes Scholar, and the state's first since 2006. After earning Harvard University's first ever animal studies degree, she'll head to the University of Oxford to study legal philosophy.由Jenn Jarecki, Nathaniel Wilson

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Capitol Recap: A new foundation? 5:47

16d ago5:47

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In his fifth inaugural speech this week, Republican Gov. Phil Scott pledged to fix a “broken and failing” education system – and the rising costs associated with it. Democrats in the Legislature seem receptive to the broad strokes of Scott’s preliminary proposals, despite butting heads in prior sessions. Vermont Public’s Lola Duffort will break dow…

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Bookworm 11:01

16d ago11:01

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We speak to 2025 Rhodes Scholar and Shelburne native Lena Ashooh, who’s interested in animal ethics and legal philosophy. Plus, Gov. Scott reiterates the need to make Vermont more affordable during his inaugural address, Republican John Rodgers is Vermont’s new lieutenant governor, a national cyberattack may have compromised local school district d…

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Gassed up 9:45

17d ago9:45

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The Vermont Supreme Court has re-opened public comment on a natural gas pipeline in Addison County, following years of fighting by neighbors. Plus, Vermont lawmakers elect a House speaker for the new legislative session, Senate leadership says the chamber will focus on property tax relief and reforming the education system this year, a former Addis…

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Neighbors of Addison County gas line say pipeline problems have ‘never been resolved’ 5:17

17d ago5:17

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A gas pipeline that once generated a lot of buzz in Addison County has largely faded from the headlines. But a few years ago, investigators identified several issues with the line’s construction. And now, reenergized by a recent Supreme Court ruling, some neighbors are still fighting.由Sabine Poux

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Interview: Jackson Ellis | Black Days (Inspired by Vermont's Frozen Folks) 1:19:40

18d ago1:19:40

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Jackson Ellis is a writer and editor from Vermont who has also spent time living in Nevada and Montana. His short fiction has appeared in The Vermont Literary Review, Sheepshead Review, Broken Pencil, The Birmingham Arts Journal, East Coast Literary Review, Midwest Literary Magazine, and The Journal of Microliterature. He is the co-publisher of Ver…

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Vermont Edition: Live from the Statehouse! 55:03

18d ago55:03

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Vermont Edition takes you inside the Statehouse for the first day of the legislative session.由Mikaela Lefrak, Daniela Fierro, Jon Ehrens, Andrea Laurion

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4 issues to watch during this year's Vermont legislative session 6:08

18d ago6:08

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The road to getting anything big accomplished this year in Montpelier is going to require collaboration between Democrats and Republicans. Here are some of the key issues to watch.由Peter Hirschfeld, Jenn Jarecki, April McCullum

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US Chamber of Commerce, fossil fuel lobby sue Vermont over Climate Superfund Act 4:48

18d ago4:48

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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and American Petroleum Institute have sued Vermont over a landmark climate law that seeks damages for climate change from big oil companies, and is modeled after the federal Superfund program.由Abagael Giles

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Reconvened 9:20

18d ago9:20

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We prime you for the start of this year’s legislative session, after Vermont Republicans picked up more seats than in any other state during the November election. Plus, an early report shows an above-average number of Vermonters have ALS, Vermont Democrats are looking for new leadership, Killington Ski Resort is beefing up security amid passholder…

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