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Tuesday, May 21

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What would reclassification of federal cannabis rules mean for Vermont?

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Kiana Burks spoke with Catherine Burke, a cannabis law expert with the Burlington firm Gravel and Shea, about what the changes could mean.

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Vermont governor vetoes bill to restrict pesticide that is toxic to bees, saying it's anti-farmer

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Vermont's Republican Gov. Phil Scott has vetoed a bill to severely restrict a type of pesticide that's toxic to bees and other pollinators, saying the legislation ''is more anti-farmer than it is pro-pollinator.''

Vermont governor vetoes bill to restrict pesticide that is toxic to bees, saying it's anti-farmer

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Vermont’s governor has vetoed a bill to severely restrict a type of pesticide that’s toxic to bees and other pollinators

Vermont governor vetoes bill to restrict pesticide that is toxic to bees, saying it’s anti-farmer

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MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — Vermont’s Republican Gov. Phil Scott has vetoed a bill to severely restrict a type of pesticide…

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Another Vermont Democrat announces plans to leave Statehouse

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The Vermont Statehouse continues to lose familiar faces. Now, Bennington Democratic Sen. Brian Campion says he will not run for reelection.

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Made in Vermont: St. Johnsbury Distillery

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Whether you like your drinks dry, dirty, shaken or stirred, this made in Vermont distillery is making liquor that's pretty neat.

Vermont Gov. Scott vetoes pesticide bill

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Vermont Gov. Phil Scott on Monday vetoed a bill meant to protect bees and other pollinators from toxic pesticides called neonicotinoids, or neonics.

How you could help Vermont doctors working to fight cancer

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Doctors at the UVM Medical Center are working to fight cancer and participants in the dozens of clinical trials underway there can help. Our John McMahon learned more.

Monday, May 20

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Vermont Slated to Grant a Private Right of Action to Consumers in New Data Privacy Bill

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As Vermont joins the growing number of states with comprehensive consumer data privacy laws, it stands out from the crowd with the ability of Vermonters to bring a private right of action (PRA) against large data holders. In its proposed…

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Truck driver accused in deadly Vermont crash faces additional charge

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A truck driver who police say caused a head-on crash that killed a Waitsfield woman now faces an additional charge of involuntary manslaughter.

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Vermont cat earns honorary doctorate in 'litter-ature'

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A cat frequenting the Vermont State University Castleton Campus was awarded "a very special honorary degree" as the school's first "Doctor of Litter-ature."

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Vermont theaters win federal grants to support the arts

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Six Vermont theaters are receiving federal funding to help support arts programs in the state.

Vermont bass fishing catch-and-release season kicks off

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Vermont Fish and Wildlife is boasting a hot start to the bass fishing season.

Howard Dean won't run for Vermont governor

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Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean (D) dashed speculation about another gubernatorial run Monday, deciding against a bid to challenge Republican Gov. Phil Scott. “In theory, this is a winnable race. But I’ve been in state and national…

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Vermont Professionals of Color Network launches BIPOC community survey

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The Vermont Professionals of Color Network has created a survey to better serve BIPOC Vermonters.

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Vermont fruit growers seek recovery after devastating frost

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Fruit growers in Vermont are aiming for a recovery this summer after a severe frost on May 17-18 last year destroyed fruit blossoms and damaged vines across the state, leading to a disaster designation by the USDA. In the Upper Valley,…

Sunday, May 19

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How Vermont lawmakers passed a strict online data privacy law despite significant pushback from the tech industry; GOP Gov. Phil Scott is yet to sign the bill (Alfred Ng/Politico)

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How Vermont lawmakers passed a strict online data privacy law despite significant pushback from the tech industry; GOP Gov. Phil Scott is yet to sign the bill — State lawmakers from Maine to Oklahoma say the lessons they learned from…

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Rice Lumber makes history with Vermont's first outdoor electric forklifts

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This spring, Rice Lumber bought two Toyota 80-volt Electric Pneumatic forklifts. They’re the first outdoor electric forklifts in Vermont.

Saturday, May 18

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