Rob North
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Two new Dems win Addison-3
John Stroup and Ariel Bolles will take Montpelier come January.
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Affordability headlines Addison-3 forum
The four Addison-3 candidates came together to discuss policy just two weeks before the midterm elections.
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Candidates raise combined $352K
The 2026 elections will go down as the most expensive collection of Vermont House and Senate races in Addison County’s history.
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Local Legislative hopefuls fill campaign coffers
Hannah Sessions continues to hold a substantial lead in campaign fundraising among Addison County candidates.
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Primary contests decided Tuesday
Addison County voters on Tuesday, Aug. 11, will help pare down a crowd of candidates.
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By the way, July 23, 2026
Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday announced a range of appointments to various boards and commissions that he made during the second quarter of 2026
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Legislative Report: Addison-3 lawmaker wraps up the session
Rep. Rob North notes the “wins” that were secured in the waning hours of the recently concluded Legislative session.
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Legislative report: Addison-3 lawmaker wraps up the session
Rep. Rob North notes the “wins” that were secured in the waning hours of the recently concluded Legislative session.
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Legislative Report: Lots to talk about in land use and wastewater
Debates over wastewater infrastructure, land use, environmental policy and education reform are driving conversations about Vermont’s future.
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Legislative Report: Collaboration and Democracy
The uprising over Act 181 is enabling tri-partisan collaboration to occur that will directly benefit Vermonters.
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Legislative Report: Dems aren’t addressing Vermont’s big issues
As the Legislature’s crossover date passed and more electric buses burst into flames, so are my hopes for solving Vermont’s affordability crisis during this legislative session.
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Legislative Report: This session Legislature eyes property tax reform
“Act 73 itself does not close or consolidate any schools, but it will help us control education spending based on number of students.”
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Legislative Report: This session Legislature eyes property tax reform
Act 73 itself does not close or consolidate any schools, but it will help us control education spending based on number of students.
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Letter to the editor: H.454 offers needed reform
After a two-week glide-path, Gov. Scott and Democrat and Republican leadership skillfully navigated the big H.454 Education bill home to a successful landing on Monday.
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Legislative Review: Lawmakers were productive
The last week of the legislative session was a fireworks grand finale of bills passing back and forth between House and Senate, punctuated with highs, lows, political intrigue,…
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Legislative Review: Healthcare or education?
As a boss of mine used to tell me, “It’s not an either or, it’s a yes and.” Healthcare costs are out of control AND our education system…