With Monday’s much anticipated total solar eclipse behind us, state leaders are reflecting on the momentous occasion.
Plus, Dick Mazza, the longest-serving member of the Vermont Senate, has resigned from his post after serving for more than 40 years.
And Zoie Saunders, Gov. Phil Scott's nominee for Secretary of Education, faces pushback. Top local journalists discuss these stories and more on the latest Vermont This Week.
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This week’s panel
- Colin Flanders (Moderator), Seven Days
- Sarah Mearhoff, VTDigger
- Tim McQuiston, Vermont Business Magazine
- Alison Novak, Seven Days
Dive deeper
- Vermont's total solar eclipse brings surreal beauty, joy and tears (Vermont Public)
- Dick Mazza Steps Down From Vermont Senate (Seven Days)
- Zoie Saunders, Gov. Scott’s Pick for Education Secretary, Faces Questions About Her Qualifications (Seven Days)
- Facing ‘financial insolvency,’ Goddard College to close after 86 years (VTDigger)
- Vt. lawmakers recommend dropping impeachment of Franklin County sheriff (WCAX)
- Vermont lawmakers, governor at odds over how much to invest in housing (Vermont Public)
Vermont This Week is sponsored in part by Lintilhac Foundation and Milne Travel.