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All in Local Government
Hinesburg selectboard member Jeff Tobrocke resigned Monday after sending a sharply-worded email to town administrator Renae Marshall, challenging her intentions during racial equity discussions in the town.
A hard fought, close election for the American presidency — conducted during a global pandemic — has left those who oversee elections with questions they do not usually confront. The Shelburne Board of Civil Authority grappled with three of those questions last week.
Student reporter Aidan Seipke talks with Rep. Tommy Walz (D Washington-3) about the upcoming legislative session, and what he and other Vermont legislators hope to achieve.
Ralph “Carcajou” Corbo, activist and Wallingford resident, is running for lieutenant governor under one clear issue: banishing the F-35 fighter jets.
Nearly six months since shutting down, Shelburne municipal staff have continued working, albeit with major changes to their day-to-day.
With just a few days left to respond to the 2020 census, Waterbury and Duxbury are beating the state’s average census response by a sizable margin.
The day she retired from her longtime job, Linda Barker saw an ad for a part-time position as Shelburne’s town treasurer.
Winooski voters will decide in November whether to allow residents who are not United States citizens to vote in local elections.
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful David Zuckerman is the target of a new poll asking respondents a series of negative questions about the candidate— a tactic experts largely consider disreputable.
Bill Lippert won the Democratic primary Tuesday for the Vermont House District 4-2, topping first time candidate Christina Deeley 723 to 451.
