This week in the legislature saw heated words and a rare no vote from Senate lawmakers on Vermont's education secretary nominee Zoie Saunders.
Plus, Howard Dean, Vermont's longest-serving governor, is making rumblings of a potential run at his old job. And panelists take a deeper look at Vermont students camping out on campus to protest the war in Gaza.
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This week's panel
- Cat Viglienzoni (Moderator) - WCAX
- Mark Davis - Vermont Public
- Calvin Cutler - WCAX
- Alison Novak - Seven Days
Dive deeper
- The Vermont Senate declined to confirm Education Secretary Zoie Saunders. She'll serve anyway (Vermont Public)
- 'We're Leaving': Winooski's Bargain Real Estate Attracted a Diverse Group of Residents for Years. Now They're Being Squeezed Out (Seven Days)
- Vt. homeless advocates plead with lawmakers to continue hotel-motel funding (WCAX)
- Vermont Green Up Day organizers look to break record with massive community clean up (NBC5)
- UVM will disclose investments as student pro-Palestine encampment continues (Vermont Public)
Safe injection sites bill moves forward in Vermont Senate (WCAX)