Vermont Introduces “Paid Political Leave” Bill
MONTPELIER – Politicians have a very rough go of things, according to many local politicians, and since they are the ones who make the laws […]
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Governor Offers Prince Harry and Meghan Markle $10,000 Each to Move to Vermont
MONTPELIER – The prize money for moving Vermont has gone down to only $7500, but that didn’t stop Governor Phil Scott from offering $10,000 each […]
VT Legislature to Focus on More Controversial Subjects in Hopes of Luring Lobbyist Money to the State
MONTPELIER – With the new that lobbyist spending was down significantly in the state during 2019, the Vermont legislature is hoping to introduce more radical […]
Lt. Gov. Announces Plans to Reveal the Release of an Announcement of a Plan to Announce a Press Conference at Which He Will Announce a Potential Announcement of a Run for Governor
MONTPELIER – Vermont’s Lt. Governor David Zuckerman made an announcement this week that he has plans to reveal next week the release of another announcement. […]
Vermont Lowers Incentive to Move to State, Hopes to Attract Less Discerning Residents
MONTPELIER – Vermont Governor Phil Scott took some heat from residents after offering out-of-staters $10,000 to move to the state, but in 2020 the prize […]
Vermont DMV Cuts Costs By Replacing Staff With Uber Drivers
MONTPELIER – If you’re going to take your driver’s test in Vermont in 2020, the person grading you will probably be an Uber driver after […]
VT Senate Considers Banning “Assault Style” Weapons in “Senate Style” Areas
MONTPELIER – Members of the Vermont Senate will consider a bill in 2020 that would adjust the state’s relatively lax guns laws by banning semi-automatic […]
Vermont House Working on Legislation to Attract and Retain Millennials by Asking Their Grandchildren What They Like
MONTPELIER – In a new bid to reverse the state’s aging and declining population, the Vermont House of Representatives is working on a new piece […]
VT Department of Health Cautions Residents Against Making Snow Angels After Reports of Ticks Wearing Tiny Coats and Hats
MONTPELIER – Children across the state are being warned against lying down in the snow by the Vermont Department of Health, thanks to new reports […]
VT Board of Education to Battle Agency of Education in MMA Fundraiser
MONTPELIER – The state of Vermont may be looking to disband its Board of Education, in favor of consolidating the board with the Agency of […]