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Scott Signs Historic Education Overhaul Bill

Montpelier, Vermont · Montpelier

Scott Signs Historic Education Overhaul Bill

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Gov. Phil Scott signed H.454 at a Statehouse ceremony Tuesday. Facebook H.454 comes with much fanfare, much work ahead MONTPELIER- Surrounded by legislators and others involved in the passage of the bill, Gov. Phil Scott signed H.454 into law Tuesday, in a ceremony at the Vermont Statehouse.See the Story

Board signs off on bridge plan, cop car coating

Wilmington · Wilmington

Board signs off on bridge plan, cop car coating

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The Deerfield Valley News is an independent newspaper in southern Vermont that provides news coverage of the Mount Snow region including the Deerfield Valley towns plus Mount Snow, Hermitage Mountain, and Stratton Mountain.See the Story

The “right guy for the job” ready to move on from club

Wilmington · Wilmington

The “right guy for the job” ready to move on from club

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The Deerfield Valley News is an independent newspaper in southern Vermont that provides news coverage of the Mount Snow region including the Deerfield Valley towns plus Mount Snow, Hermitage Mountain, and Stratton Mountain.See the Story

River Valleys finalizes planning committees; sets summer schedule

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DOVER - At its meeting on Monday, June 16, the River Valleys Unified Union School District Board finalized the makeup and charge for two committees that will study consequential issues in the district, including curriculum and consolidation. The board will not hold meetings in July in order to allow those committees to do their work. In other matters, the board reviewed financials and discussed uncertainty around the future in education in the s…Wilmington · Wilmington See the Story

Education bill brings local rep full circle

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Windham-2 Rep. Laura Sibilia DOVER- The 2025 legislative session marked Windham-2 Rep. Laura Sibilia’s 10th year representing her district in the Vermont Legislature. As was the case during Sibilia’s first term in 2015, when the Legislature passed Act 46, education reform has taken up much of the focus of the 2025 session. The education reform bill H.454 dominated headlines across the state and extended the legislative session well into June.Wilmington · Wilmington See the Story

Rep wraps up session

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Commerce, economic development topped work for Carris-Duncan’s first term in legislature WHITINGHAM - The end of the legislative session marks the end of a first term for Windham-6 Rep. Emily Carris-Duncan, whose district comprises Whitingham, Wilmington, and Halifax. Reflecting on the session this week, Carris-Duncan, who uses they/them pronouns, said that as a member of the House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development, the aspects …Wilmington · Wilmington See the Story

House, Senate pass education reform bill, local legislators split on support

Coverage: 2 sources

MONTPELIER- The Legislature passed H.454, the education reform bill that will transform education funding and governance in Vermont, at the end of a marathon session Monday evening. The bill will make significant changes to education in Vermont, moving to a “Foundation Formula” in which the state provides a weighted base per-pupil amount; ends district budget votes; merges school districts into new, larger multitown school districts with mini…Senate · Montpelier See the Story

Brook flows free again, after century of containment

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The Deerfield Valley News is an independent newspaper in southern Vermont that provides news coverage of the Mount Snow region including the Deerfield Valley towns plus Mount Snow, Hermitage Mountain, and Stratton Mountain.Vermont, United States · Vermont See the Story

Board signs off on records policy

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Dover Town Hall will soon have a potable drinking water supply. DOVER- The selectboard adopted a public records policy, and punted on a discussion about instituting a Juneteenth town holiday at their regular meeting Tuesday evening. Board member Patrick Lagrange presented a draft public records policy based on a model policy by the Vermont League of Cities and Towns. “The policy provides for the availability of public records for inspecti…Dover, Vermont · Dover See the Story

Student musicians take concert-goers to school

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Summer camp cost set; IB committee formed

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By Lauren Harkawik WARDSBORO - At its meeting on Monday, June 2, the River Valleys Unified School Board approved a rate of $80 per week per student for its summer camp, which will be held in Dover in July. In addition, the board established membership and a charge for a committee that will examine the matter of whether the International Baccalaureate program should continue at the school.Dover, Vermont · Dover See the Story

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