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Amanda Janoo wins Democratic primary for Vermont governor
Janoo, a 38-year-old economist who previously worked internationally for the United Nations, entered the race in March with virtually no name recognition. She will face incumbent Gov. Phil Scott as he seeks a sixth term in the general election.
Ossipee man gets 80-year sentence for murder of girlfriend and her unborn child
William Kelly is the first defendant charged under a 2018 fetal homicide law. He was sentenced this week in the deaths of Christine Falzone and her unborn child.
¿Eres un cuidador? Te compartimos consejos para proteger a adultos mayores durante una ola de calor
La doctora Yara Mendez piensa que la población de adultos mayores está más en riesgo porque algunos tienen condiciones médicas que elevan la temperatura corporal.
A ‘proud, humble, quiet’ Puerto Rican veteran earns recognition for Korean War military service
A 98-year-old Korean War veteran in South Windsor is receiving what many are calling long overdue recognition.
Loons are doing so well, Vermont is removing many of the rafts that once helped them nest
Forty years ago, there were just a few loons in the state. Now, biologists working with them say it’s time to let them nest without help from humans.
Justice Department sues Vermont over in-state tuition for undocumented students
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed 17 lawsuits challenging states and the District of Columbia over their in-state tuition programs.
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