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Launching “Vermont’s Voice” with podcast host Jordan Heiden

Launching “Vermont’s Voice” with podcast host Jordan Heiden

Mar 3, 2025 | 2025, Core Issues, Democracy Dispatch, General, Legislative Session

Photo: Jordan Heiden with guests Jane Stromberg and Justin Marsh (Feb. 25, 2024), photo by Elijah Kushen, VPIRG Tomorrow, March 4th, is Town Meeting Day. It’s a day about as identifiably Vermont as things like cheddar cheese on apple pie, maple syrup, or stick season....
Empowering Youth in Climate Advocacy

Empowering Youth in Climate Advocacy

Feb 25, 2025 | 2025, Core Issues, Democracy Dispatch, General, Legislative Session

Photo: Vergennes Union High School’s Green Team, now led by Quincy Sabick, collected 10,000 pounds of non-recyclable soft plastic to create this bench The song “The Greatest Love of All” (written by Linda Creed and recorded and made famous by George Benson in...
Fighting Wildfires and Fighting for Climate Action

Fighting Wildfires and Fighting for Climate Action

Feb 18, 2025 | 2025, Core Issues, Democracy Dispatch, General, Legislative Session

Photo: Justin Marsh donating the remainder of their 2012 campaign balance to Kesha Ram Hinsdale on August 2, 2016 I met Senator Kesha Ram Hinsdale (D-Chittenden-SE) a decade ago after admiring her from afar for years. Then she was a young, outspoken, progressive state...
What’s the Deal with Governor Phil Scott?

What’s the Deal with Governor Phil Scott?

Feb 10, 2025 | 2025, Core Issues, Democracy Dispatch, General, Legislative Session

Photo: Governor Phil Scott speaks during his weekly press conference on June 11, 2024. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger Confession time: I’ve voted for Phil Scott before. I guess it’s maybe not a bold confession since the majority of Vermonters have voted for him too...
Meet Vermont’s Youngest Legislator, Rep. Will Greer

Meet Vermont’s Youngest Legislator, Rep. Will Greer

Feb 3, 2025 | 2025, Core Issues, Democracy Dispatch, General, Legislative Session

Photo: Will Greer When I was 23, fresh out of college, I chose to run for the Vermont Legislature. I had no clue what I was really doing, but looking back now and having worked in several election cycles since, that’s pretty common for a first time candidate. With a...
Mapping Out and “Sugaring Off” Vermont Politics with Matthew Vigneau

Mapping Out and “Sugaring Off” Vermont Politics with Matthew Vigneau

Jan 27, 2025 | 2025, Core Issues, Democracy Dispatch, General, Legislative Session

Photo: Matthew Vigneau I’ve always been into maps. In the backseat pocket of any car I rode in as a kid, chances are there was a well-loved Vermont Atlas & Gazetteer, often complete with a bent cover and some crinkled pages. I loved following along on travels,...
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