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The Marlboro Elementary School has about 50 students in its pre-K through 8th grade school. The town might vote on closing the school at town meeting in March, in part due to the small school provisions in Act 73. HOWARD WEISS TISMAN / Vermont Public
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By: Howard Weiss-Tisman
The U.S. Department of Justice is suing the state of Vermont over its recently enacted law that allows undocumented residents to apply for in-state tuition for college.
By: Howard-Weiss
The company that wants to redevelop the former Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant site says it will not build a data center on the property in Vernon.
By: Howard-Weiss
A majority of Vermonters are not happy with how the state's schools have been performing. But those same people are also not ready to make changes to how the schools are funded.
By: Howard-Weiss
The 40-bed Hope's House shelter — which has about 25% more capacity than the old facility — has glass windows throughout the first floor so staff can see what is happening at all times.
By: Howard-Weiss
Julie Arms has not yet told her daughter that the Barre Figure Skating Club might not have a season this year.
