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Vermont Business Magazine Following a repeat of devastating flooding on the anniversary of last year’s floods, Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas reminded Vermonters to be aware of potential residential contractor fraud.
The Vermont State Police on Wednesday, July 17, 2024, arrested two suspects in connection with the February homicide of Kayla Wright, 29, of Derby. Aaron Camp, 34, of Derby faces charges of unauthorized burial or removal of a body and being an accessory after the fact to murder.
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Vermont Business Magazine The Southwestern Vermont Chamber announced this week the launch of www.RelocateToVermont.com, a new web portal aimed at attracting newcomers and supporting their journey to discover the vibrant communities and opportunities in the region.
Vermont Business Magazine The ACLU filed a lawsuit against the Scott administration today to obtain public records related to the Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee that were wrongfully withheld by the Vermont Department of Health (DOH) and to challenge the administration’s behind-closed-doors alteration of the Committee’s recommendations to the legislature.
Vermont Business Magazine Applications are now open for the Building Communities Grants program, administered by the Vermont Department of Buildings and General Services (BGS). These grants of up to $25,000 support construction and capital improvements to strengthen Vermont towns and regions.
Vermont Business Magazine The SHRM Vermont State Council has opened nominations for the prestigious Dolly Shaw Vermont Human Resources Professional of the Year Award and the Vermont Emerging Human Resources Professional of the Year Award.
Vermont Business Magazine Governor Phil Scott and the Vermont Agency of Transportation (AOT) today announced it will again modify its vehicle incentive programs for Vermonters whose personal vehicles were damaged by flooding in an effort to provide increased financial support to households affected by last week’s flooding and to expedite the transition to plug-in electric vehic
Vermont Business Magazine In the days and weeks after a flood event, work within rivers and streams may be necessary to protect communities, homes, and businesses, and to repair Vermont’s infrastructure.
Vermont State Police A Rhode Island man faces more than a dozen charges including attempted aggravated murder arising from a shootout late Sunday, July 14, 2024, on Vermont Route 114 in the town of Burke. Brenden Sackal, 30, of Hopkinton, Rhode Island, could receive a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted of all the charges.
by Timothy McQuiston, Vermont Business Magazine For the week ending July 10, the Vermont Department of Health reported that there was one COVID-19 related death in the last two weeks, for 1,157 since the beginning of the pandemic over four years ago.
Vermont Business Magazine On July 16, 2024, the Vermont Criminal Justice Council held a scheduled hearing to hear evidence regarding a law enforcement officer’s certification.