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Vermont Humanities says money it has been already been awarded, and which the group was expecting to receive this year, has been frozen.
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For 121 years, Canadians have enjoyed free access to the library through the stateside front door without having to go through customs. -
The Agency of Transportation says it has a $1.5 million hole in its 2026 budget, and is asking every public transit agency in the state to make cuts to its service. -
It would be the first Amazon facility in Vermont. Residents have vowed to oppose the project at every step of the approval process. -
The bill would give nominating power to state recognized Native American groups with historical ties to New Hampshire, all of which are based in Vermont. -
The Vermont Senate has signed off on a bill that requires all campaign ads produced within 90 days of an election to disclose when artificial intelligence has been used. -
On the latest installment of Vermont Edition's Animal Hour, we learned about the boom and bust of sheep farming in the state. -
Made HereThe Made Here film Error 404: Books Not Found, follows the university's attempt in 2023 to close the school鈥檚 physical libraries and go entirely digital. -
Some immigration lawyers are expressing concern and caution for travel following two recent cases of people with legal status being detained, or deported, after arriving at Boston Logan Airport. -
The Catamounts are headed to the NCAA Tournament after defeating the top-seeded Albany Great Danes last week. Head coach Alisa Kresge talks to Mitch Wertlieb about the team's run of success and their mindset going into Saturday's game against NC State. -
Administration officials have continued to push back forcefully against a three-month extension 鈥� backed by Democrats 鈥� for all unhoused people living in state-sponsored motel rooms. -
The South Burlington resident combines his passions for nature, science, and art in his informative books for children. -
Last Friday marked the first of two "crossover" dates in the Vermont Legislature 鈥� the deadline for bills to either make it out of committee votes and continue, or die for the year. The second "crossover" deadline for bills including revenues or appropriations is this Friday.
