Sunday night at 8:30 p.m., 648,560 Vermonters will be anxiously watching as Elle Purrier St. Pierre lines up to run the first heat of the 1500…
Emerson Lynn
Editor Emeritus
The story running through educational circles in Vermont is shared by many professions, which is that there are more jobs than there are qual…
On September 14, Highgate voters will vote on a $3.5 million bond to bring public water and sewer to the Franklin County airport. It is one of…
The number of students applying to the University of Vermont for the fall semester has jumped a whopping 40 percent compared to last year. Mid…
Vermont’s relationship with its schools and how they are funded is a bit like relationships in general: just when you think things are settled…
Vermont’s relationship with its schools and how they are funded is a bit like relationships in general: just when you think things are settled…
Gov. Phil Scott has repeatedly said that a declining workforce is at the root of every challenge Vermont faces. Few Vermont employers would ar…
For the umpteenth time State Auditor Doug Hoffer has fired another shot at OneCare Vermont, the accountable care organization that manages the…
The only thing we have room for in our minds is the relief that Vermont has hit the 80 percent vaccination mark, that the governor has lifted…
Vermont columnist Bill Schubart last week on Vermont Digger penned a piece on health care suggesting that progress, at almost any level, will …