What should we pay our legislators?

Although their commercial use ended in the U.S. in 1979, we will be reckoning with the legacy of polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, for a long time.

The presence of airborne PCBs have led the Twin Valley Elementary School, in consultation with the Vermont Department of Health and the Agency of Education, to temporarily shut down use of the gym and library.

In House Corrections & Institutions, your Windham-6 State Representative heard testimony today and discussed S.14 - An act relating to a report on criminal justice-related investments and trends.

Happy April! Our first House session this month kicked off in good spirit with students from Windham Elementary School.

If you were Rip Van Winkle awaking from a nap of 2016-2023, I'd have a lot to catch you up on. You might feel a bit disoriented.

One person I've taken inspiration from at times like this is Rep. Joseph "Chip" Troiano of Stannard.

Your Windham-6 representative started his official day at 8:30 a.m. with a House Corrections & Institutions Committee hearing on J.R.S. 19.

What's work for you and what's play?

Your Vermont State Representatives are voting on 13 bills today.

H.230 was a bill where I considered two choices.

I'm hearing a lot of "Yeses" from voters on H.183…

It's 10:57 p.m. and your Vermont House of Representatives remains at work on H.165, which would make universal school meals permanent.

What's happening in Montpelier today?

H.127: An act relating to sports wagering would create a legal online sports wagering industry in Vermont.

I love hearing from residents. Here's a snippet from today.

I'm from the government and I'm here to help.

Let's wrap up this week in "news roundup" style.

There's always something to learn.

I have a friend who often says, "There ought to be a law about that." He and I used to get talking.