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Municipalities across Vermont voted on local issues Tuesday. Karen Horn with the Vermont League of Cities and Towns helps make sense of the action.
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Town Meeting Day was Tuesday, March 1, 2022. Bookmark this page for reporting and results from Vermont journalists.
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Voters in Vermont's most populous city, Burlington, will have the chance to weigh in on a myriad of issues this Town Meeting Day. They include a city charter change, multiple city council seats and a series of big ticket funding proposals.
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Hosts Mikaela Lefrak and Connor Cyrus talk to a handful of leaders to hear what issues will be tackled in their communities on Town Meeting Day.
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The pandemic forced Vermonters to rethink town meeting this year. As a result, many towns moved their meetings online and allowed for voting by mail. One…
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The town of Ripton is one of seven to be part of the Addison Central School District, which came together under Act 46. But the people of Ripton want to…
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It’s the first Tuesday in March, and that means one thing in Vermont: Town Meeting Day. But this year, like so many things in our pandemic era, things are…
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It is, at last, Town Meeting Day. What it’ll look like, and some votes to watch. Plus, COVID-19 numbers and a UVM petition.Want the web version of one of…
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Vermont's Town Meeting Day was Tuesday, March 2. As with many things during the pandemic, it looked a little different. Some neighbors used to gathering…
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Rethinking school funding. Plus, some towns are voting on retail cannabis at Town Meeting, COVID-19 vaccinations hit 100k, and the bat population. Want…