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Vermont's top journalists join host Mark Davis to delve into the most important news stories of the week. -
Brattleboro representative town meeting members voted down a new ordinance that gave the police authority to issue civil fines to control anti-social behavior downtown. -
Plus, a new town forest, testing milk for bird flu and New Year’s Day hikes. -
Families can head to Burlington, Rutland and White River Junction for reindeer games, hot chocolate, sweet treats, music and pictures with Black Santa. -
Today, we honor community members who passed away in the past year with kind words and good memories.
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State regulators say adding targets for cutting climate-warming pollution into New Hampshire law is not part of the project. -
Comité recomienda salario mínimo, protecciones de sobretiempo para trabajadores agrícolas de VermontEl mismo comité examinó si los trabajadores agrícolas deberían tener derechos de negociación colectiva — pero en última instancia no hizo una recomendación a la Legislatura de Vermont. -
The same committee examined whether farmworkers should have collective bargaining rights — but ultimately didn’t make a recommendation to the Vermont Legislature.
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Three separate homicides around Vermont this fall involved young men accused of killing members of their family. Law enforcement officials say these unusually violent incidents highlight a long-standing gap between the criminal justice and mental health systems. Mental health experts disagree. -
The U.S. is short approximately four million homes. Wharton economist Ben Keys traces the beginning of the housing crisis to the 2008 financial meltdown — and says climate change is making things worse.
