“I've been assaulted, forced to work 16-hour shifts, and spent the last five months away from home living out of a suitcase. This is the thanks I get," said Henry Guile, who is being laid off from the state for the second time. VTDigger »
It was a busy and productive week at the State House, with major agreements on rebuilding state offices damaged by Tropical Storm Irene. And I'd like to record my appreciation for hard work and reasonable outcomes. Whether or not you agree 100% with th... »
Several members said the historic nature of the buildings, which date back to 1890 as a state asylum, and the state’s long history in the Waterbury community, weighed in their thinking. VTDigger »
Members of the House Institutions Committee agreed informally Tuesday that they want to return about 1,000 workers to offices in Waterbury by reusing some historic structures at the now closed office complex, supplemented with a new building. The commi... »
The quick takeaway at the briefing for high-powered state officials and legislators was equal parts sticker shock, and shock at how many moving parts there are.VTDigger »
For Immediate Release Feb. 29, 2012 Contact Matt Bushlow Office:802-244-0944 Cell: 802-999-5229 Email: matt@clifonline.org Waterbury Center, Vt. – A new book of moving personal stories and photos about the impacts of Tropical Storm Irene will be availa... »
Rep. Tom Stevens: “We’re not dead. We’re not going to die, we are going to survive, we are strong people, but we’ve been dealt a difficult blow." VTDigger »
Officials in the north central Vermont towns of Waterbury and Duxbury are launching a year-long effort in which they hope to double the number of solar-power projects in the town. »
