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Lots going on today. Some of what we’ve been covering in the newsroom:
Vermont has just become the sixth state to grant driver’s licenses to migrant workers — Sarah Harris has a great story today on how some local farmers, and...
Correction: This post originally said that the Vermont legislature had passed the migrant workers’ driver’s license legislation. In fact, that legislation hasn’t passed and is still in the legislature.
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Vermont State Police are confirming that a police officer in the city of Winooski shot a man this afternoon around 2:00. Our Champlain Valley reporter Sarah Harris is at the scene and has given us the following information:
The shooting was on West...
I was deeply saddened to hear about Alan Panebaker’s tragic death in a kayak accident in New Hampshire on Wednesday. Alan was VT Digger’s first full-time reporter. He graduated from Vermont Law School in 2011 and reported on the Vermont...
Are restaurants in northern New York and Vermont forcing French-speaking Quebecers to pay more because they are lousy tippers? The weekly magazine 7 Days and the Montreal Gazette say yes.
This from 7 Days:
At least two eateries admit they allow...
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Special Reports
Simple Beauty: Georgia O'Keeffe at the Shelburne Museum
Georgia O'Keeffe is most famous for her paintings of the American Southwest, but O'Keeffe's first maturity as an artist came while painting in Lake George. Brian Mann visited the new Georgia O'Keeffe exhibition at the Shelburne Museum in Vermont..
Lake Champlain Maritime History, pt. 1
Wreck diving off Burlington with Brian Mann.
IBM Workers in Vermont Could Get Federal Benefits
Sep 16, 2002 — Laid off workers at Vermont's IBM plant may be eligible for federal benefits under the North American Free Trade Agreement. Jody Tosti reports. Go to full article
Milk Price Drop Concerns Farm Leaders
Sep 13, 2002 — The Vermont Milk Commission is deeply worried about the financial future of the state's dairy farmers. Jody Tosti reports. Go to full article
New York, Vermont Senators: $55 Million For Lake Champlain
Sep 13, 2002 — Senators from New York and Vermont introduced new legislation Thursday, that would spend 55 million dollars cleaning up Lake Champlain. The money would fund programs designed to cut pollution and control invasive species. Brian Mann has details. Go to full article
Books: Burning Marguerite
Sep 06, 2002 — Martha Foley talks with Liz Inness-Brown, North Country native, St. Lawrence university graduate and professor at St. Michael's College in Vermont, about her new novel,... Go to full article
Vermont State Constitution
Sep 04, 2002 — Vermont Voters will have a chance to weigh in this fall on whether to rewrite part of the state constitution. Jody Tosti reports. Go to full article
Vermontville Champion Injured in Germany
Aug 23, 2002 — A top North Nountry ski-racer has been hospitalized in Germany, following a head-injury suffered in a hotel swimming pool. Vermontville's Bill Demong fractured his skull on... Go to full article
A Greener Vermont
Aug 23, 2002 — Governor Howard Dean has committed Vermont to reducing emission of greenhouse gases by 25 percent within a decade. Jody Tosti reports. Go to full article
Fletcher Allen Hospital Faces Financial Scrutiny
Aug 12, 2002 — One of the country's top bond analysis firms has downgraded the credit rating of Fletcher Allen Hospital, in Burlington. The move follows state and federal inquiries into... Go to full article
Theatre Review: Godspell
Aug 02, 2002 — A lively production of GODSPELL is winding up the season at St. Michael's Playhouse in Colchester; it runs until August 10. Resident theatre critic Connie Meng was clapping... Go to full article
Regional Hospital Investigated
Aug 02, 2002 — State officials in Vermont have joined with Federal investigators looking into the multi-million dollar expansion of Fletcher Allen Hospital in Burlington. As Brian Mann... Go to full article
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