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Rutland day shelter plans move to church basement that would double capacity

RUTLAND, Vt. (WCAX) - A Rutland day shelter plans to double its capacity by moving to a new location. Rutland Neighbors is moving its shelter from the Rutland United Methodist Church on Strongs Avenue. They’re currently renovating the basement of the old Immaculate Heart of Mary Church off Lincoln Street,...

Rutland, VT · 2d

MyChamplainValley.com

Lesser snow expected as Nor'easter shifts south

Vermont · 1d

VTDigger

Chittenden parents file lawsuit challenging Vermont’s new public tuition rules

A family is suing the state in federal court, arguing that Vermont’s 2025 education reform law is unconstitutional because it excludes religious schools from receiving public tuition dollars. Read the story on VTDigger here: Chittenden parents file lawsuit challenging Vermont’s new public tuition rules .

Vermont · 17h

VTDigger

I live in my barn so I can afford to stay in Vermont

Not every short-term rental belongs to a wealthy out-of-stater. For some of us, it’s the only way to survive. Read the story on VTDigger here: I live in my barn so I can afford to stay in Vermont .

Vermont · 1d

MyChamplainValley.com

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Vermont to see minimum wage increase in 2027

Vermont's minimum wage is going up in 2027, according to the state's Department of Labor.

Vermont · 3d

The Burlington Free Press

Winter weather advisory issued for VT. Here's how much snow to expect

The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory starting Nov. 12 for parts of Vermont as the state is expected to receive its first widespread snow in a nor'easter hitting much of the northeast. Higher elevation areas are expected to be the most affected by rain, snow and cooler weather. The NWS issued the advisory early Thursday morning, Nov. 12, for the Eastern Addison and Eastern Rutland counties. It will remain active from 10 a.m. on Thursday until 10 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 13. "Impacts from snow will begin at higher elevations today becoming more widespread in the Advisory areas after 7 PM this evening as snow levels descend," the agency said in an advisory message. How much snow will Vermont get this weekend? Snow is expected mainly in areas above 1,200 feet in Vermont, like the Green Mountains. There, the NWS is expecting accumulations between two and five inches. Many towns in the state, including Belvidere, Berlin, Canaan, Charleston and Chelsea are expected to receive around 0.5 inch of snow, while others, like Cavendish, Ludlow and Manchester, may see one or more inches. .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Is it a nor'easter?

Vermont · 23h

Idyllic Pursuit

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Vermonters Call November Stick Season. 7 Stops on Route 100 That Are Better Without the Leaves

The leaves are gone, the leaf-peepers went with them, and Vermont gets quiet. Locals call...

Vermont · 1d

theoutdoorwire.com

2026 Vermont Moose Hunt Results

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department issued 85 moose hunting permits this year, resulting in 51 moose harvested in the October 1-7 archery season and the October 17-25 regular season. Moose hunting was only allowed in Wildlife Management Unit E, in northeastern Vermont. "Moose are more abundant in WMU-E than...

Vermont · 3d

vermontbiz.com

Heritage Family CU opens Contact Center, reaffirming commitment to Rutland

From left to right, Association of Vermont Credit Unions President/Chief Executive Officer Carrie Allen, Chamber & Economic Development of the Rutland Region Executive Director Sarah Furman, Rutland City Alderman Alex Adams, Heritage Family Credit Union President/CEO Chris Gomez, and City of Rutland Mayor Tom Donahue. Vermont Business Magazine Heritage Family...

Rutland, VT · 2d

sevendaysvt.com

Vermonters Consider Alternative Heat Sources Amid Soaring Fuel Costs

The 250 gallons of heating oil that Nate Thames had delivered to his Vershire home last fall cost him $3.21 per gallon, or about $800. This August, after heating oil prices spiked to $4.73 per gallon, that same delivery ran him nearly $1,200. Relatively speaking, though, his timing was good: Prices in Vermont just soared past $6 per gallon.

Vermont · 2d

Animal of Things

Feral Pig Hunting in Vermont: What the Law Allows and What to Do Instead

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Feral pig hunting in Vermont looks nothing like it does in Texas or Georgia. There is no hog season, no bag limit, and no established population to chase, and the state treats every confirmed pig as a problem to remove quickly. That does not mean the topic is simple. Vermont law defines feral swine in … This article, Feral Pig Hunting in Vermont: What the Law Allows and What to Do Instead , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Big Cat Ownership Laws in Louisiana: What Is Banned, Who Is Exempt, and What Penalties Apply • November 2–28: Maine’s 2026 Firearms Deer Season and Every Other Date • 108 Days of Deer Reduction Zone Hunting in Indiana, Plus Every 2026-27 Season Date

Vermont · 3d

travelinglifestyle.net

First Winter Weather Advisory Issued for 9 Counties in New York and Vermont

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for 9 counties in New York and Vermont as the first wet snow of the season moves into the higher elevations. The National Weather Service in Albany says 2 to 5 inches of heavy, wet snow are expected at and above 1,500 feet.

Vermont · 1d

VTDigger

‘In memory of the greatest generation’: Rutland unveils new WWII memorial

“The names on this memorial remind us that freedom is not free,” said the chaplain of Rutland’s Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter. Read the story on VTDigger here: ‘In memory of the greatest generation’: Rutland unveils new WWII memorial .

Rutland, VT · 1d

hardwickgazette.org

Vermont’s schools are not the problem, property tax is

HARDWICK – Rising school taxes are a symptom of a regressive, unstable property tax. Consolidation and spending cuts won’t cure it. In his 2025 inaugural address, Gov. Phil Scott decried rising education property taxes. He noted that if trends continue as they have, property tax bills will have increased by an average of 33% in just three years.

Vermont · 2d

VTDigger

More than 5,000 Vermonters have lost SNAP benefits

I’m reporting on how federal policy and rising costs affect Vermonters’ ability to meet basic needs. Read the story on VTDigger here: More than 5,000 Vermonters have lost SNAP benefits .

Vermont · 1d

MyChamplainValley.com

Snowy morning commute for Southern Vermont

Vermont · 12h

WCAX

Rutland County needs 5,000 new homes by 2040, planners say

As the need for housing grows, the Rutland Regional Planning Commission says one-third of the county’s households struggle to afford basic needs after paying for housing.

Rutland County, VT · 2d

vermontbiz.com