Low income Vermonters who qualify for fuel assistance will be protected from soaring prices this winter after lawmakers and Gov. Phil Scott agreed on Friday to boost subsidies for heating oil and kerosene. Scott and legislative leaders will set aside an a... See more
When Lori Bernier learned that Vermont's largest power utility wanted to raise her electricity rates again this year, the 62-year-old Graniteville resident was livid. She fired off a letter to regulators at the Public Utility Commission and urged them to ... See more
A Colchester-based software company laid off employees on Tuesday, just a month after announcing plans to expand its use of artificial intelligence. Vermont Information Processing, which employs about 600 people in the state, announced the cuts to staff i... See more
The immediate aftermath of SandpaperGate was wild and over the top. Players sent home and banned. Tears, beers and fears. But, there may have been a greater subtext to it from the powers that be at Cricket Australia as they had been trying to wrest contro... See more
In the first week of March 2018, SandpaperGate was not far away. The build-up had been four years in the making after the thoroughly unlikeable David Warner had barked at Faf du Plessis at Newlands in 2014. It is not a huge leap to make the conclusion War... See more
