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- Vermont regulators finalize 5.5% rate increase for Green Mountain Power customers
- For Vermont cell users, breaking up is easy to do
- Vermont State Proposed Rules
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Vermont State Proposed Rules
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Vermont State Proposed Rules
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Vermont commits $15.3M to expand heating assistance amid high fuel prices
Vermont officials authorize $15.3 million for home heating
Following an emergency meeting on Friday, Vermont will provide $15.3 million in state dollars for low-income residents to keep their homes heated over the winter.
Vermont allocates $15 million to boost LIHEAP home heating benefits
Vermont's Emergency Board approved $15 million to support low-income residents with heating costs as fuel prices continue to rise.
Vermont Digital Services Secretary Denise Reilly-Hughes to leave role for private sector
Advocates for public buses say Vermont needs new systems for raising funds
Verizon Wireless Public Notice
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Church Street Marketplace Commission asks Gov. Scott for help
Church Street Marketplace Commission asks Gov. Scott for help
State Regulators Concerned About Verizon, Fidium Copper Retirement
AT&T met with FCC staff again urging the agency to overturn California’s carrier of last resort rules
Layoffs announced at Vermont Information Processing in Colchester
Westmore residents persist in fight against proposed telecommunications tower
Gov. Scott vetoed state regulations on data centers. One of his deputies just urged Congress to pass them.
State regulators tell Brattleboro hospital to revise its proposed budget for further review
Vermont Supreme Court allows Gov. Scott to enforce in-person work for state employees
Middlebury DIDC Public Hearing
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Vital Communities enters talks to save town listservs from shutdown
A group of Upper Valley residents aims to launch UV Lists to take over 38 town listservs from Vital Communities this fall. Read the story on VTDigger here:
$10.9MM Allocated to Vermont Agency of Transportation for GMRC Repairs
LUDLOW, Vt. - $10.9 million was awarded to the Vermont Agency of Transportation to go toward Green Mountain Railroad repairs after storms in 2023 caused significant damage. The pos...
Company to pay Vermont $60,000 for violating consumer protection law
A work uniform company will pay the state of Vermont $60,000 after it was charged with violating the state's "first in the nation" consumer protection law.
Vermont Medicaid braces for new rules coming for nearly 50,000 Vermonters
Wood banks prep for long winter months
The United Way of Lamoille County is among the organizations helping Vermonters gear up for winter and heating their homes with wood. Read the story on VTDigger here: Wood banks p...
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