SNAP data transfer, education redistricting task force, a look at legislative reports
Gov. Scott faced pushback this week over his decision to transfer SNAP recipients' personal data to the Trump administration.Plus, a look at how state lawmakers are utilizing legislative reports and study groups.And, unsheltered homelessness spikes in Vermont.
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UVM Health layoffs, education agency hire, Vermont soccer's big weekend
Vermont’s largest hospital system announced dozens of layoffs this week as part of a plan to cut nearly $185 million in spending by the end of next year.Plus, a Vermont Agency of Education hire raises questions.And, a big weekend ahead for soccer fans in the state.
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Detained superintendent, food benefits slashed, Burlington meal program pushback
A Vermont superintendent is left reeling this week, after border agents at a Texas port of entry detained him for several hours and searched his devices.Plus, thousands of Vermonters will see federal food benefits eliminated or reduced.And, a free food distribution program faces pushback in Burlington.
Municipalities and service providers are struggling to support a growing number of homeless Vermonters.Plus, hundreds of property owners still await FEMA buyout money.And, Green Mountain Transit faces challenges as it looks to the future.
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Flash flooding, ICE in Vermont prisons, Howard Center cuts
Heavy thunderstorms have led to flash flooding in Vermont — for the third year in a row.Plus, an increased reliance on Vermont’s prisons by federal immigration authorities is causing strain.And the Howard Center, the state’s largest social service provider, announces program cuts and layoffs.