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Vermont inmate accused of stealing thousands through unauthorized bank transactions

Johnsbury, VT (WRGB) — A Vermont inmate is facing a charge after reportedly making more than $8,000 in unauthorized transactions using another person’s bank card, according to Vermont State Police. On Sept. 10, Vermont State Police received a report of unauthorized bank card use by an inmate at...

Vermont · 13h
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Report finds Vermont is experiencing unprecedented weather extremes

Municipalities and the outdoor recreation industry are trying to prepare for an uncertain future, but there’s only so much they can do. Read the story on VTDigger here: Report finds Vermont is experiencing unprecedented weather extremes .

Vermont · 1d

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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 · 13h

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Driver arrested for excessive speed in Randolph

RANDOLPH, VT — A New Hampshire man was arrested after a state trooper clocked him driving more than 40 mph over the speed limit on Interstate 89. A trooper with the Vermont State Police Royalton Barracks was observing northbound traffic on I-89 on Nov. 8 when a vehicle was spotted traveling at a high rate of speed near mile marker 27.

Randolph, VT · 3h
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Vermont CEO Fought Neighbors For Nearly Five Years Over A Backyard Airstrip At His $3.5 Million Home, Then Bought A $14 Million Property With One Already Permitted, While A Neighbor Spent $300,000 Fighting Him

A group of hikers in their seventies crept up a steep, rutted public road in Lincoln, Vermont, afraid of getting arrested. They were climbing through a 130-acre estate toward a […]

Lincoln, VT · 1d

VTDigger

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Vermont’s schools are not the problem. Property tax is.

Rising school taxes are a symptom of a regressive, unstable property tax. Consolidation and spending cuts won’t cure it. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont’s schools are not the problem. Property tax is. .

Vermont · 7h

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10 Charming Candy Shops In Vermont With Fudge You’ll Be Thinking About For Days

So, you like fudge. Cool. One shop on this list keeps a chocolate teddy bear that’s billed as the largest in the world. Well, that’s one way to raise the stakes. Another spot sells fudge out of a barn built for sheep in 1842. A third has been stirring sweets in the same building since at least 1859.

Vermont · 1d

The Money Overview

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Vermont bars winter gas and electric shutoffs from Nov. 1 through March 31 on days forecast below 10 degrees, and below 32 degrees for households with anyone 62 or older who notifies the utility

Vermont households served by a gas or electric utility are shielded from cutoffs for unpaid bills on the coldest winter days, under rules the Public Utility Commission adopted. From Nov. 1 through March 31, a utility may not disconnect a home when the forecast is below 10 degrees, and the line rises to below 32 […] The post Vermont bars winter gas and electric shutoffs from Nov. 1 through March 31 on days forecast below 10 degrees, and below 32 degrees for households with anyone 62 or older who notifies the utility appeared first on The Money Overview .

Vermont · 1d

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Vermont Sky Watch: Unusual Flashes May Increase by Nov. 17

As drones and unfamiliar lights draw attention overhead, another sky phenomenon is approaching its peak.

Vermont · 18h

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Hold a Vermont Antlerless Permit for November 2026? The Rifle Season Rule That Changed

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Deer hunting season in Vermont 2026-27 opens with expanded archery in mid-September and closes with archery on December 15. In between sits the 16-day November rifle season, which has a rule change many hunters have not caught yet. This article walks through every season window, the permits and licenses behind them, and the rules that … This article, Hold a Vermont Antlerless Permit for November 2026? The Rifle Season Rule That Changed , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Do You Need a Draw Permit to Hunt Deer as a Nonresident in Kansas? • Do You Need a Hunting License to Hunt Deer in Hawaii? • When Is Deer Season in Pennsylvania? What the Game Commission’s 2026-27 Rules Say

Vermont · 2d

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Young Vermont hunters learn the science along with the sport

ST. ALBANS, Vt. (WCAX) - Young Vermonters are taking part in an adult-chaperoned deer hunt before the official hunting season begins. Hunters brought deer to a check station at Back Country Sports in St. Albans. Youth hunting weekend is an opportunity to educate young Vermonters on how to hunt. It...

Vermont · 2d

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Vermont confirms Essex County measles cases

Vermont Health officials late Monday confirmed positive tests for several measles cases in Essex County.

Essex County, VT · 6h

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From Vietnam to Afghanistan: A Vermont Guard member’s lifetime of service

COLCHESTER – “At midnight it was time to move,” said retired U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Pete Ferrell, recalling a night in Afghanistan. He gripped the handle of one of the four corners of a field stretcher carrying a wounded soldier. A tray of medical equipment on the soldier’s chest chirped as it monitored vital signs and sustained him. The team of four soldiers locked step, carrying the patient onto a plane bound for a higher level of care.

Vermont · 2d

VTDigger

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Stop strong-arming towns into signing off on regional plans

Act 181’s year-end deadline gives towns weeks to weigh land use maps that will shape them for decades. Read the story on VTDigger here: Stop strong-arming towns into signing off on regional plans .

Vermont · 9h

VTDigger

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Losing ground: Vermont’s struggle against river erosion

River erosion causes the vast majority of the state’s flood damage. The problem is getting worse. And many Vermonters remain in harm’s way. Read the story on VTDigger here: Losing ground: Vermont’s struggle against river erosion .

Vermont · 14h

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The Vermont Ice Cream Factory Where Retired Flavors Get Their Own Headstones

Somewhere on a grassy hill in Vermont, retired ice cream flavors get their very own headstones. Each one comes with a playful rhyme and the years it spent in freezers before fans had to say goodbye. That hilltop belongs to one of the most famous ice cream makers in the...

Vermont · 1d

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Schubart: Gov. Phil Scott’s defining legacy

In an historic Vermont win, five-term incumbent Republican Gov. Phil Scott, long considered one of the most popular governors in the country, clinched a sixth term in the recent midterm election and did so in a predominantly progressive blue state. Pundits have offered many reasons for Scott beating his challenger,...

Vermont · 12h

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Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, November 11-18

Lyric Theatre prepares audiences for the most wonderful time. of the year with its production of Elf the Musical at the Flynn Main Stage in Burlington. Based on the early-2000s blockbuster starring Will Ferrell, this rollicking holiday musical brings the tale of Buddy — an elf-raised human who journeys to New York City to find his father — from the screen to the stage.

Vermont · 9h

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Variety show and bishop visit to cap off St. Andrew’s 150th anniversary celebrations

It’s been a busy year at St. Andrew’s Catholic Church in Waterbury as the congregation has celebrated the parish’s 150th anniversary with multiple projects and events. The finale happens this month with a Variety Show planned for this Saturday, Nov. 14, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. An anniversary closing ceremony is also planned for Nov. 29, when Bishop of Burlington John Joseph McDermott is scheduled to visit for a 6 p.m. prayer event where he will preach, and the church choir and musicians will perform. A reception at that event will feature a special exhibit sharing the church’s history.

Waterbury, VT · 11h