Kevin McCallum is a reporter at Seven Days. He specializes in statehouse and investigative reporting, focusing on themes such as government, politics, public policy, and agriculture, as well as legal affairs and real estate. Kevin's work has been featured in SAE International, BusinessLIVE, and Seven Days.
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The court found the Scott administration was within its rights to require state employees to be physically in their offices for three days of each week.
The new Vermont poll diverges from one released last week that showed Amanda Janoo leading incumbent Phil Scott.
John Rodgers goes on the attack as former LG Molly Gray seeks her old job back.
Amanda Janoo's campaign had been seeking U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders' endorsement for months.
The proposed changes are meant to protect rights Vermonters enjoy by enshrining them in the state's founding document
By: Kevin McCallum
The layoffs come a month after its purchase of another beverage software firm focused on AI.
The layoffs come a month after its purchase of another beverage software firm focused on AI.
The increases are lower than in the rest of New England but are still jolting customers.
Officials set aside an additional $15.3 million in state funds for heating fuel that will be even more expensive this winter.
The clean power could be routed to New England through Highgate should the proposal come to fruition.
