Jenn Jarecki
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Yoga With Jillian is stopping for two nights in Burlington before an off-Broadway run in New York. -
For the first time in more than 30 years, Vermont is updating its regulations on pesticide use in the state. But a coalition of environmental advocates say the proposed new regulations don't go far enough in the face of climate change.
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Created in 1992 to celebrate the visual arts coming out of repurposed warehouses and factories in the South End, the annual Art Hop has become a major revenue generator for storefronts and artists in the district.
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Incumbent lawmakers are vacating close to a third of the 180 seats in the Vermont Legislature, and the candidates voters replace them with in November will help determine the legislative agenda over the next two years.
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A lesson in creating an archive. Plus, a lawsuit over sewage overflows in Rutland, a marker commemorating Vermont’s first Pride March, and a new program aimed at making local produce more accessible.
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A new exhibit in St. Johnsbury displays art created by detainees at Guantanamo Bay. Plus, Gov. Scott names a new interim Attorney General, COVID cases remain low, Leahy opposes a gas tax holiday, and Vermont Law School rebrands.
