Vermont Public

Title: Lobbyists in Vermont's legislature
Runtime: 2:21
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Lobbyists play a major role in Vermont's legislative process. Vermont Public's Peter Hirschfeld and Seven Days' Hannah Basset explain.

Title: Capitol recap: In abeyance
Runtime: 5:52
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Lawmakers have taken a two-week pause to hammer out an education reform bill they couldn’t get over the finish line by the scheduled end of the legislative session, and we’ll examine whether they’re any closer to reaching a deal.

Title: Education reform talks are still on ice
Runtime: 1:39
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: One week after the House and Senate reached an impasse, education reform talks are still on ice. Catch the full episode of Vermont This Week:
https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-this-week/2025-06-06/in-review-education-negotiations-housing-deal-lobbyists-role-in-legislating

How much influence do lobbyists have in Vermont's Statehouse?

Title: How much influence do lobbyists have in Vermont's Statehouse?
Runtime: 24:01
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: During this lull in legislative action we’re pulling back the curtain on the inner workings of the Statehouse to discuss some often overlooked players who influence the bills that make it to the Governor's desk.

This week's panel:
Mitch Wertlieb - Moderator, Vermont Public
Pete Hirschfeld - Vermont Public
Hannah Basset - Seven Days

Title: Price Caps
Runtime: 14:20
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Vermont lawmakers are trying to control healthcare costs by capping how much hospitals can charge for specialty drugs and we hear from Woodstock resident and comedian Vicki Ferentinos. Plus, lawmakers sign off on a bill that requires tech companies to adjust product safety features for youth, West Windsor will now fine drivers who damage the town’s covered bridges, a federal judge blocks the U.S Labor Department from shutting down a nationwide workforce development program, and it’s been a decade since two men broke out of an infamous prison in upstate New York.

Title: Reimagining life without kids
Runtime: 26:53
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Wanting children, and not being able to have them, is an experience people rarely discuss publicly. But it’s one that cuts close to the bone for many — like Gina Accorsi, of Milton.

Gina is grieving the loss of a path she can’t take, and she’s looking for support as she charts a new one. She reached out to us with some questions:

“How common is childlessness in Vermont today? Is there a support system or community acceptance here for childless people?”

If you’re looking for more support, check out AllPath Family Building (https://allpathsfb.org/) . We also posted a callout seeking advice from Redditors (https://www.reddit.com/r/vermont/comments/1k0jt91/support_or_advice_for_people_unable_to_have/) .

For a full transcript of this episode and photos from our reporting, check out our web post (https://www.vermontpublic.org/podcast/brave-little-state/2025-06-05/you-have-to-build-a-new-picture-re...

Summer reading: Ease into the season with these book recommendations

Title: Summer reading: Ease into the season with these book recommendations
Runtime: 50:08
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Summer reading: Ease into the season with these book recommendations

Title: Sam's club
Runtime: 11:56
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: We speak with FIFA World Cup champ Sam Mewis as she prepares to coach two women’s exhibition games for the Burlington-based Vermont Green FC soccer club. Plus, cuts to federal food benefits could affect thousands of low-income Vermonters, computer chip manufacturer Global Foundries announces a 16 billion dollar investment in its New York and Vermont plants, a federal pause on the nationwide Job Corps program leads to the expected closure next month of a workforce development center in Addison County, and the search is on in New Hampshire for a missing three foot long fiberglass banana.

Why soccer star Sam Mewis thinks Vermont is 'a hotbed for soccer'

Title: Why soccer star Sam Mewis thinks Vermont is 'a hotbed for soccer'
Runtime: 0:46
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: "I didn't expect to move to kind of a hotbed for soccer."

The Burlington-based Vermont Green FC will host two women’s soccer exhibition games this June, coached by former U.S. Women's National Team player Samer Mewis.

Read: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-edition/2025-06-04/why-soccer-star-sam-mewis-thinks-vermont-is-a-hotbed-for-soccer

New historic roadside markers and soccer star Sam Mewis

Title: New historic roadside markers and soccer star Sam Mewis
Runtime: 50:08
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Vermont’s roadways are dotted with iconic green and gold markers. They tell stories of our region’s past.

Today on Vermont Edition, the state’s Historic Preservation Officer tells us about the state’s newest historic markers, like the one for Devil’s Bowl Speedway, New England’s fastest dirt track, or another in Fayston for Ralph Waldo Ellison, author of the classic novel Invisible Man.

Then, soccer star Sam Mewis will coach two women’s exhibition games this summer for the Vermont Green. She’s a FIFA World Cup champion, an Olympic medalist and one of the best midfielders to come out of the U.S. We’ll hear more about coaching in Vermont, and her popular Men in Blazers podcast, the Women’s Game.

Title: Sales glitch
Runtime: 12:54
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Considering the fate of Vermont’s electric vehicle sales mandate now that the Governor has paused its implementation. Plus, Gov. Scott says he will sign a bill delivering 14 million dollars in tax cuts to young families, older Vermonters, and people with military pensions, House lawmakers reject a bill that would have allowed cannabis growers to sell directly to consumers, Green Mountain Power offers free energy storage batteries for homes in remote areas of Windham County, the Vermont Food Bank in Rutland reopens after a year-long renovation, and state wildlife officials ask anglers not to disturb sea lamprey as they migrate up the Connecticut River to spawn.

Why did Governor Scott pause the electric vehicle mandate?

Title: Why did Governor Scott pause the electric vehicle mandate?
Runtime: 49:35
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Electric vehicles – EVs – don’t emit pollutants into the air. That’s a good thing, if you’re focused on cutting emissions and curbing climate change. But they’re also often more expensive than gas cars, and the charging infrastructure along roads and highways isn’t fully built out yet. Considering these challenges, how do you get people to buy EVs?

In Vermont, the Scott administration proposed a rule to the Legislature in 2022 to end gas-powered car sales by 2035, which a legislative committee then approved. The rule stated that manufacturers should increase the percentage of EVs for sale in Vermont. State agencies said the strategy led to an uptick in EV ownership.

But then, about three weeks ago, Vermont’s Governor Phil Scott issued an executive order halting enforcement of this rule for 19 months. He also said his administration "remains committed to achieving emissions reductions, including vehicle emissions."

We hear more abou...

Title: Overtime
Runtime: 10:24
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: A reporter roundtable discussion about the extra work needed this legislative session to pass an education reform bill. Plus, it’s unclear whether Gov. Scott will sign a bill that would shift the workings of Vermont’s homelessness response system from state government to private nonprofit organizations, Vermont receives a top grade for senior health and well being, the state has seen an unusually long string of soggy Saturdays since mid-March, nearly 2 million dollars in grant funding will help expand access to organic dairy products in northeastern states including Vermont, and officials in New Hampshire issue a consumer alert regarding real estate fraud.

Three issues holding up Vermont's education reform bill

Title: Three issues holding up Vermont's education reform bill
Runtime: 0:45
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: As the Vermont Legislature heads into overtime to work on education reform, lawmakers are still divided on a few key issues.

Read: https://www.vermontpublic.org/local-news/2025-05-31/statehouse-adjournment-delayed-as-education-debate-rages-on

The education bill that's divided Vermont's legislature

Title: The education bill that's divided Vermont's legislature
Runtime: 50:08
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Vermont’s legislative session was supposed to be over, but one massive and potentially historic bill will keep lawmakers in Montpelier longer than expected. That bill? Education reform.

Today on Vermont Edition: a trio of local education reporters break down the ed reform debate. This bill seeks to fundamentally transform how Vermont schools are run and how they are funded. It could set class size minimums, dramatically cut the number of school districts, and change how we pay for public education and independent school tuition. We'll hear from Alison Novak with Seven Days, Ethan Weinstein with VTDigger, and Vermont Public’s Lola Duffort.

Title: Chilling effect
Runtime: 10:09
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: The threat to a program that’s helped millions of low-income people in the northeast pay their heating bills. Plus, federal officials detain migrant workers employed at an affordable housing project in Newport, the Development Review Board in Essex postpones a vote on whether to approve an Amazon distribution center, a new COVID variant is found in Quebec’s wastewater system, a global ski company that runs three resorts in Vermont rehires a former CEO, and the Vermont Law and graduate school receives the largest donation in its history.

Title: Capitol Recap: Burning midnight oil
Runtime: 6:34
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Lawmakers in Montpelier scramble to complete legislation on key issues including education reform and housing, but it’s unknown exactly when they’ll reach the finish line..

Lawmakers disagree on what kind of housing Vermont needs

Title: Lawmakers disagree on what kind of housing Vermont needs
Runtime: 1:13
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: The Vermont House and Senate are at odds over what kind of housing should be built to address the state's housing crisis.

Watch Vermont This Week: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-this-week/2025-05-30/education-reform-bill-housing-debate-phone-free-schools

Will Vermont lawmakers ban cell phones in schools?

Title: Will Vermont lawmakers ban cell phones in schools?
Runtime: 1:29
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Vermont may soon join a growing list of states banning cellphones in schools.

Watch: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-this-week/2025-05-30/education-reform-bill-housing-debate-phone-free-schools

Is major reform on the horizon for Vermont?

Title: Is major reform on the horizon for Vermont?
Runtime: 26:47
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: As the end of the legislative session nears, work on major reform continues. Plus, the debate over housing comes to a head. And Vermont may soon join a growing list of states banning cell phones in schools.

This week's panel:
Mitch Wertlieb - Moderator, Vermont Public
Lola Duffort - Vermont Public
Kevin McCallum - Seven Days
Tim McQuiston - Vermont Business Magazine

Title: Cleaning house
Runtime: 16:27
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: The joys of spring cleaning with two Vermont professional home organizers. Plus, many construction projects along the state’s shores are paused for spring fish spawning season, a new study shows wildlife underpass tunnels are helping amphibians survive as they migrate across roads each spring, a teachers’ union contract is ratified after a unanimous vote by the Rutland City School Board, access to COVID shots could be compromised now that federal health officials aren’t recommending them for children and pregnant women, the first president of Vermont State University announces his retirement, and we reluctantly parse over what’s been a disappointing showing to this point in the Major League Baseball season by the Boston Red Sox in our weekly sports report.

What's in the Waterbury water that makes businesses bloom?

Title: What's in the Waterbury water that makes businesses bloom?
Runtime: 50:23
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Darn Tough. Green Mountain Coffee Roasters. Ben and Jerry’s. Ivy Computer. Verde Technologies. KORE Power Battery Cell Developers. What do all these businesses have in common? They either were, or still are, in the small town of Waterbury, Vermont.

Today on Vermont Edition: what makes this one town in Washington County a good home for growing companies? Our guests this hour have their theories.

We’ll talk with leaders of companies based in Waterbury and the head of the town’s business development organization. Plus, we’ll talk about how other small towns can attract businesses that bring good jobs to the area.

Why does Vermont still require car inspections?

Title: Why does Vermont still require car inspections?
Runtime: 1:02
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Are our colleagues at Vermont Public keeping up with their annual safety inspections? We hit the parking lot to find out.

Listen: https://www.vermontpublic.org/podcast/brave-little-state/2025-05-22/why-does-vermont-still-require-car-inspections

Title: Pick-up kicks
Runtime: 8:50
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Visiting the White River Valley to find out how a popular pick-up soccer league helps bring folks from all walks of life together to get some kicks. Plus, a Senate-approved bill would change how Vermonters can buy cannabis, there are new health guides available designed by and for Vermonters with developmental and intellectual disabilities, the state pauses funding for widespread P-C-B testing in schools, and new grant funding may help Rutland repurpose a downtown building being vacated by Walmart.

Checking in on Lake Memphremagog and Lake Champlain

Title: Checking in on Lake Memphremagog and Lake Champlain
Runtime: 50:23
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Lake Memphremagog provides drinking water for around 200,000 Canadians, and recreation for countless Vermonters. It also faces serious environmental challenges.

Today on Vermont Edition: the fight to restore and protect the water quality of our region’s largest lakes. We’ll hear from a Quebec-based group about their effort to designate Memphremagog as a lake in crisis.

We’ll also talk with a scientist from the Lake Champlain Basin Program, and a shoreline ecologist with Vermont’s Department of Environmental Conservation. They’ll tell us about the biggest threats to these water bodies, like phosphorus runoff.

Title: How do you pronounce Barre, Vermont?
Runtime: 0:41
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: If there were a Mt. Rushmore of mispronounced Vermont towns, Barre would be front and center.

We hit up the granite capital of the world on our Vermont town pronunciation tour.

Where should we go next?

Thanks to Lee Bonamico, Peter Coleman, Thomas Widmer, Rick Dente, David Biondolillo and Liv Dunton — and Church & Lexie the cats.

📽️ Filming & editing by David Littlefield and Kaylee Mumford

Rep. Balint on the budget bill; outgoing VT Progressive Party leader; and Seven Days on local food

Title: Rep. Balint on the budget bill; outgoing VT Progressive Party leader; and Seven Days on local food
Runtime: 50:20
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: First up, we're joined by Josh Wronski, the outgoing Executive Director of the Vermont Progressive Party to talk about his tenure there, what he learned in his nine years leading Vermont's third party, and how they should move forward.

Then, Rep. Becca Balint joins us to talk about the Big Beautiful Bill, Medicaid cuts, the war in Gaza, impeachment, and U.S.-Canada relations.

Lastly, it's our monthly local food segment with Seven Days food writer Melissa Pasanen.

Broadcast live on Thursday, May 22, 2025, at noon; rebroadcast at 7 p.m.

Have questions, comments or tips? Send us a message (https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-editionmailto:vermontedition@vermontpublic.org) or check us out on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/vermontpublic/) .

Alison Bechdel's advice for young cartoonists

Title: Alison Bechdel's advice for young cartoonists
Runtime: 0:41
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: "You can't try to follow in anyone else's footsteps. All you can do is do the work that is meaningful to you," Alison Bechdel tells young cartoonists.

Listen: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-edition/2025-05-22/vermont-edition-at-home-alison-bechdel

Title: Capitol recap: Climate standstill
Runtime: 6:47
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Democratic lawmakers have spent the last five years laying the groundwork for the most aggressive emissions-reduction policies Vermont has ever seen. But a political seachange after the November election has brought that work to a standstill.

Plant seeds at the community garden with us

Title: Plant seeds at the community garden with us
Runtime: 0:53
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Before a string of spring showers hit Vermont, we spent a day at the Tommy Thompson Community Garden in Burlington to pull up some weeds and put some new seeds in the ground.

Subscribe to Sprouted: https://www.vermontpublic.org/sprouted

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott signs two immigration-related bills into law

Title: Vermont Gov. Phil Scott signs two immigration-related bills into law
Runtime: 1:01
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Vermont Gov. Phil Scott signed two bills related to immigration this week.

Watch: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-this-week/2025-05-23/in-review-education-reform-health-care-costs-in-vermont-disagreement-over-housing-policy

Vermont's education reform debate is playing out in communities across the state

Title: Vermont's education reform debate is playing out in communities across the state
Runtime: 0:49
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Education reform in Vermont remains in limbo as the Senate scraps its version of the bill.

Watch: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-this-week/2025-05-23/in-review-education-reform-health-care-costs-in-vermont-disagreement-over-housing-policy

Can Vermont lawmakers deliver on education reform?

Title: Can Vermont lawmakers deliver on education reform?
Runtime: 26:47
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Education reform in Vermont remains in limbo as the Senate scraps weeks of work and Governor Scott insists lawmakers deliver. Plus, state leaders shine a spotlight on the cost of health care in Vermont. And disagreement over the state’s housing policy continues.

This week's panel:
Mitch Wertlieb - Moderator, Vermont Public
Calvin Cutler - WCAX
Mikaela Lefrak - Vermont Public
Shaun Robinson - VTDigger

Lake Champlain's wild trout populations have rebounded. Scientists don't know why

Title: Lake Champlain's wild trout populations have rebounded. Scientists don't know why
Runtime: 1:11
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: For the first time in decades, scientists are not going to stock Lake Champlain with hatchery lake trout. That's because wild fish are finally spawning and sustaining their populations again 🐟

Read the story: https://www.vermontpublic.org/local-news/2025-05-22/wild-lake-trout-populations-rebounded-lake-champlain-scientists-dont-know-why

Title: Should I stay or should I go?
Runtime: 12:37
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: A young Vermonter debates whether to leave the state after graduation and a dispatch from the annual state surplus auction. Plus, Vermont’s unemployment rate ticks up slightly in April, federal immigration authorities arrest at least four people on their way home from their landscaping jobs in Vermont, investigators determine the cause of a plane crash in Manchester this winter, and runners prepare for the Burlington marathon this weekend.

Title: Why does Vermont still require car inspections?
Runtime: 27:22
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Do you know what rocker panels are? No? Well, one listener found out hers were rusted during her annual car inspection — and that they were in need of a pricey repair. Vermont is one of just nine states that still requires annual safety inspections for all cars. And over and over, car inspections — especially car inspections that end in failure — bring frustrated Vermonters to the BLS question box.

Three listeners want to know why Vermont’s inspection requirements persist, even as other states have axed theirs. And they ask: Do inspections actually make the roads here safer?

For photos from our trip to Brian’s North End Automotive (feat. Potato the dog) check out the web version of this story (https://www.vermontpublic.org/podcast/brave-little-state/2025-05-22/why-does-vermont-still-require-car-inspections) .

Thanks to Keese Lane and Mike Santos of Essex Junction, and Julianne Jones of Derby, for the great question...

Alison Bechdel draws Vermont's changing seasons in 'Spent'

Title: Alison Bechdel draws Vermont's changing seasons in 'Spent'
Runtime: 0:45
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: How do you draw a Vermont road during mud season? For cartoonist Alison Bechdel, it's like a brown, slithering serpent.

Listen: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-edition/2025-05-22/vermont-edition-at-home-alison-bechdel

Title: Vermont Edition At Home: Alison Bechdel
Runtime: 44:31
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: In the latest installment of our series, Vermont Edition At Home: The award-winning cartoonist Alison Bechdel chats with us from her home studio in Bolton.

Alison Bechdel is one of the country’s most renowned cartoonists. Her graphic memoir Fun Home was turned into a Tony Award-winning musical. Her new graphic novel, Spent, is set in Vermont.

Title: Benefit of the trout
Runtime: 9:33
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Lake Champlain’s wild lake trout population is sustaining itself on its own again, but scientists aren’t sure what’s brought the fish back. Plus, voters in Bethel and Royalton shoot down a school bond for the third time, a new federal COVID vaccine policy gets mixed reviews from a leading state infectious disease specialist, plans move ahead for a Canadian entrance to a historic library that straddles the U.S.-Canada border, and the Milton selectboard appoints a new town manager.

Alison Bechdel tackles money and privilege in her new not-quite-a-memoir, 'Spent'

Title: Alison Bechdel tackles money and privilege in her new not-quite-a-memoir, 'Spent'
Runtime: 1:47
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Cartoonist Alison Bechdel joined Vermont Edition (from home) to discuss her new graphic novel, "Spent."

Got junk? Vermont's home organizers want to help you declutter

Title: Got junk? Vermont's home organizers want to help you declutter
Runtime: 49:55
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Spring is an annual rite of passage, a time of transition and regrowth. Some spend it gardening. Others reconnect with friends. And a few of us, like Vermont Edition's Mikaela Lefrak, derive actual joy from spring cleaning.

Two professional home organizers joined Mikaela to share their best spring cleaning tips: Sarah Thompson (https://www.cleanslatevermont.com/) of St. George and Amie Davis (https://www.amiedavisorganizing.com/) of Georgia, Vt.

If you need an extra dose of motivation, you could hire a DJ like Burlington-based Taraleigh Weathers, also known as DJ Cheetahtah (https://rockinglife.com/) . She'll come to your house to play music while you clean. She's also working launching her own YouTube channel that you can watch and listen to as you clean.

Charlie Nardozzi talks 'all things gardening' with Vermont Edition

Title: Charlie Nardozzi talks 'all things gardening' with Vermont Edition
Runtime: 1:26
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Gardening consultant extraordinaire Charlie Nardozzi joined Vermont Edition in front of a live audience last week to answer your questions about all things gardening.

Watch: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-edition/2025-05-16/watch-vermont-editions-annual-spring-gardening-show-with-charlie-nardozzi

Title: Preserving Culture
Runtime: 8:35
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Members of Odanak First Nation in Quebec use food to preserve their knowledge, culture and homelands. Plus, Governor Scott signs a bill that keeps education property taxes nearly flat, a state budget proposal includes efforts to soften the blow of possible cuts to federal funding, the Vermont Medical Society sues the Trump Administration, and the state agency of transportation reminds people to buckle up.

Sen. Phil Baruth on the state budget, property taxes, and the Trump Administration

Title: Sen. Phil Baruth on the state budget, property taxes, and the Trump Administration
Runtime: 49:50
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Sen. Phil Baruth on the state budget, property taxes, and the Trump Administration

Title: Forest Management
Runtime: 11:47
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: How do we manage forest and the human-need for wood in the face of climate change. Plus, fatal opioid overdoses declined in Vermont last year, flash flooding closed roads and inundated downtowns across Vermont over the weekend, Franklin County Field Days won’t happen this summer, and 11 days after opening, the first truck of the year got stuck in the infamous “Notch.”

Is logging as bad for the climate as some people say it is?

Title: Is logging as bad for the climate as some people say it is?
Runtime: 1:01
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: For the latest episode of Brave Little State, we visited a sawmill in Pittsford to see what logging looks like in the 21st century — and learn how calculating its carbon footprint isn't so straightforward.

Listen: https://www.vermontpublic.org/podcast/brave-little-state/2025-05-08/is-logging-really-as-bad-for-the-climate-as-some-people-say-it-is

Title: Vermont prepares for floods in 2025
Runtime: 49:52
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Parts of our region are experiencing a very wet and muddy spring. For some, the rains bring up tough memories of the flooding of recent years. For some towns, the floods of 2023 and 2024 caused immense damage and upended lives. While we all hope 2025 doesn’t make this list, it’s better to be safe than sorry.

Here to to talk flood preparedness is the director of Vermont Emergency Management, Eric Forand. His office is working to improve communication with individual towns when a disaster hits. We also talk with volunteer organizers about their plans to help Vermonters weather this years storms. Megan Mathers of Northeast Kingdom Organizing (https://nekorganizing.org/) and the Kingdom United Resilience and Recovery Effort (https://kurrve.org/) , and Jon Copans of the Montpelier Commission for Recovery and Resilience (https://www.montpelierstrong.org/) join us.

Title: The Fixer
Runtime: 10:12
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: Former Human Services Secretary Mike Smith outlines his plans for looking into the cost effectiveness of programs at the University of Vermont Health Network. Plus, the Trump Administration has terminated a grant for infrastructure projects in Northwestern Vermont. Vermont is dedicating 22 million dollars in federal "Solar for All" funds to affordable housing projects, and state officials are warning people that even with a wet spring, brush fires can get out of control.

Title: Foundation formula
Runtime: 7:40
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: A massive education reform bill advanced out of a key tax-writing Senate committee Thursday and is poised to receive a floor vote early next week.

Vermont cannabis businesses struggling in crowded market

Title: Vermont cannabis businesses struggling in crowded market
Runtime: 0:58
Date posted: 1 year ago
Description: More than two years after Vermont legalized adult-use cannabis, growers and business owners are struggling to compete in an increasingly-crowded market, Seven Days reported this week.

Watch: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-this-week/2025-05-16/state-budget-agreement-education-reform-cannabis-market-improvements

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