Adiah Gholston

In this episode, we'll bring you some Town Meeting Day 2026 results as well as some sounds from the polling places.

Town Meeting Day ballot measures in various towns, plus a trip to a popular New Hampshire beach, where officials are proposing paid parking on a very busy strip.

Some protestors learned their fate after being arrested earlier this month for refusing to leave an Immigration and Customs Enforcementoffice in Williston and then, the story of some faith leaders in New England who are focusing more on immigrants’ rights in the wake of a Vermont pastor’s detainment by ICE.

In this week’s edition of the Capitol Recap, the latest from Montpelier from Vermont Public’s Peter Hirschfeld and Lola Duffort on private equity in healthcare.

What’s next for a proposal from lawmakers who had been considering moving to a two-year car inspection cycle? Plus, a local musician shares what it looks like to have faith when certain structures of identity are crumbling around them.

Some pre-Town Meeting Day school budget numbers, New Hampshire’s governor says Immigration and Customs Enforcement is ditching plans for a proposed detention facility in the state, and a kids’ version of Town Meeting Day in Calais.

An unusual mayoral race is brewing in Rutland, and then, we’ll learn more about a local entrepreneur abandoning some big plans to reinvigorate a college campus he purchased in 2020.

A Vermont resident’s release from a federal immigration detention, what current flu activity looks like in Vermont and a Town Meeting Day preview.

In today’s episode, a changing of the guard at the Vermont National guard, a local author’s book gets recognized as an ‘outstanding English-language book of Jewish interest.

In this week’s edition of the Capitol Recap, the latest from Montpelier from Vermont Public’s Peter Hirscheld and Lola Duffort on the retirementannouncement of the Vermont Senate pro tempore.