Some Vermonters could lose their shelter as a cap on the state’s Hotel-Motel voucher program takes effect on April 1. But the ...
Some Vermonters could lose their shelter, as a cap on the state’s Hotel-Motel voucher program takes effect. But the program itself isn’t going away completely.
As a reminder, we will be hitting the road again for a new Forever Home episode next week. We cannot wait to share a new pet ...
Road work along Pine Street is anticipated to continue starting in April. The construction will occur between Kilburn and ...
The Humane Society says it is a friendship you see in the movies, referencing the beloved pet adventure 'Homeward Bound,' ...
Central Vermont Humane Society rescued two dogs and a cat and is comparing the trio of pets to the animals from the 1993 ...
Free Press reporter Dan D'Ambrosio won first place in the 2024 New England Better Newspaper Competition for his story about a ...
Mary Morris has been responding to disasters for the past two and a half years. Her volunteer work with the American Red ...
General Assistance emergency housing was set to expire April 1, forcing hundreds of people, including more than 150 children, ...
The shelters, which opened last November during a wave of evictions from Vermont’s motel voucher program, have served 36 ...
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Governor's budget veto threatens shelter for hundreds of unhoused Vermonters. What to knowThe entire hotel-motel program will not shut down on April 1, but instead will continue to shelter 1,100 households even if the budget adjustment act doesn't become law. Democratic lawmakers want to ...
The Legislature and Gov. Phil Scott are once again locked in a heated political battle over the program’s future.
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