Brittany Patterson
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Vermont Public
As part of our series exploring "heat," Vermont Public's Brittany Patterson visited AO Glass in Burlington to learn about the art of glass blowing.
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Associated Press
Vermont Agency of Education
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Vermonters may soon be allowed to place bets on most sporting events under a bill that received final approval in the House last week. -
A visit with Vasilios Gletsos, brewmaster for Wunderkammer Beer Manufacture in Albany, Vermont.
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Padrón or Herbón peppers hail from the Padrón region in northwestern Spain. These snack-sized peppers, along with Shishito peppers from Japan, can range from mild to spicy and are great when charred or grilled and eaten as an appetizer.
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We’ve passed a key deadline for Vermont bills to get out of their committees in time for lawmakers to get them to the next chamber this year. What climate bills made it past crossover and which ones didn’t?
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For “Sugar Bob” Hausslein, the roughly six-week sugaring season marks the beginning of spring. It also brings his community together.
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After several hours of debate this week, the Vermont House passed a controversial bill that restricts access to guns in certain cases.
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The Vermont Senate gave its strong approval this week to legislation that expands the definition of what constitutes harassment in the workplace.
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The future of the 12-week paid family leave proposal is uncertain, as the Senate and Gov. Phil Scott have different ideas.
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For people with dementia, social interactions can be vital in slowing the disease’s progression. But as a person’s condition worsens, finding enjoyable things to do together can be difficult.The two longtime friends from Chittenden County hope a new card game they’ve created will help.
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Spring weather means Vermont’s black bears are coming out of hibernation — and they’re hungry. That’s been an issue in recent years because biologists say the animals are increasingly associating people with food.
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Former Vermont State Police trooper Giancarlo DiGenova denied multiple criminal charges related to his work as a police officer.
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Two long abandoned copper mines in Orange County have finally been slated for cleanup. When those projects are finished, they will mark the end of an industry that ran from the mid 1800s through the 1950s in Vermont.
