Shaun Robinson
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Vermont Progressive Party chair resigns after less than a year on the job
Hunsinger will stay involved with the party, including as chair of its Addison County committee.
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Vt. Sec. of State urges voters to update records before Sept. 1
The state will start sending out ballots late next month.
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Vermont Legislature adjourned Friday
“I didn’t get everything I wanted, and neither did you. But that’s the way compromise works.” — Gov. Phil Scott
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Aly Richards launches bid for Vermont governor
Aly Richards, who led a lobbying group that won major increases to public child care funding in Vermont during the past decade, announced her bid for governor on…
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$9B state budget passes hurdle in Vt. House
“I think we want to take care of Vermonters and minimize harm to Vermonters as much as we can — within a limited budget, that is.” — Rep.…
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Education reform bill hits an impasse
After a drawn-out day of disagreements and false starts, the Vermont Legislature this past Friday bailed on its plan to wrap up business for the year, failing to…
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Lawmakers work to reconcile education reform
This year’s landmark education reform bill, H.454, has been passed by the Vermont House and Senate, and this week the two bodies are looking to reconcile difference between the…
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Rodgers upsets Zuckerman in Lt. Gov. race
John Rodgers, a Republican from Glover, was elected lieutenant governor of Vermont Tuesday, unseating Progressive/Democrat Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman in a rare ouster of a statewide incumbent. The…
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Legislators override Gov. Scott 6 times
Last June, Vermont’s Democratic Legislature overrode a record five vetoes in a single day. On Monday, they one-upped themselves — but with an unexpected stumble. By 5:34 p.m.,…
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Scott says keep the lid on spending
In his budget address delivered to the Legislature on Tuesday, Republican Gov. Phil Scott once again implored lawmakers to refrain from increasing state taxes and fees on Vermonters,…
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Vt. Attorney General sues Meta
New details released Dec. 14 in the Vermont Attorney General’s lawsuit against Meta describe how the tech giant studied teenagers in Vermont as part of efforts to make…
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Online sports betting bill advances
The Vermont House of Representatives on Friday passed a widely-anticipated bill that would legalize online sports betting in the state — and set aside some of the revenue to mitigate…
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Area man facing multiple charges
A Leicester man has pleaded not guilty to a slew of criminal charges after police said he threatened to kill two adults and two children who were related…