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Summary: Vermont Edition brings you news and conversation about issues affecting your life. Hosts Jane Lindholm and Bob Kinzel consider the context of current events through interviews with news makers and people who make our region buzz.
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Thursday was the deadline for candidates to file for Vermont's statewide races and for the legislature. With many officeholders leaving the government...
Back before economic realities demanded that dual incomes were needed to maintain a family, there was usually one parent who would be home when the...
The Vermont State Police, along with experts from Northeastern University, are presenting an analysis of data from five years worth of traffic stops.
The election in November 2000 put President George W. Bush in the White House, but it also created a peculiar set of circumstances in the U.S. Senate:...
New federal rules from the Department of Labor mean that millions more Americans — and many thousands more Vermonters — will be eligible for overtime pay.
This weekend, both the Republican and Democratic parties will hold their state conventions to select delegates to their national conventions.
The hallways at the Vermont Statehouse will be filled on Tuesday with senators, representatives, their families — not to mention lobbyists and activists...
This week, the Vermont Edition team members are highlighting a few of their favorite interviews and stories from the last year; digging through our...
Sheep farming remade the Vermont economy and physical landscape to an astonishing degree in the 19th century. At the height of what's been called the ...
He has taught us about castles, cathedrals and pyramids. And has shown us how machines and our bodies operate.Author and illustrator David Macaulay's...
With the world's two largest beer companies set to merge, craft brewers across the country are eying how the deal might affect their distribution. At...
What do these three things have in common? We're talking about all of them on the next Vermont Edition.
Vermont is changing its agriculture practices from "acceptable" to "required" - which means that nearly all of Vermont's farms, no matter their size,...
Net neutrality and equitable access to high-speed internet is a priority for many business leaders, and it's an issue that the House Energy and Commerce...
Wilson "Snowflake" Bentley's 150th birthday is a few days away. Bentley grew up in the village of Nashville, Vermont, where he would live his entire...
