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SWANTON — Gov. Phil Scott met with community leaders on Tuesday at Vermont Precision Tools in Swanton to announce the passage of Senate Bill 11, which aims to funnel funding and education to Vermont’s workforce.
The bill was...
Swanton, VT — At Vermont Precision Tools Inc., state officials and business leaders discussed the workforce challenges facing the state, as well as investments made this year to help address them.
Governor Phil Scott talked about...
VSAC President Scott Giles discusses the tax benefits of saving for college with host Darren Perron.
Published: May. 25, 2022 at 4:19 PM EDT|
MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - Vermont families that save for higher education through the VT529 plan can now use the money for more things.
With the VT529, the state gives...
By Cat Viglienzoni
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Vermont needs more child care workers and now there’s new money to encourage more students to consider it as a career path.
The Legislature established a new program with half a...
The Valley Reporter / Lisa Loomis EDITORIALS /May 19, 2022
Harwood Union graduation is rapidly approaching and with it, the members of the Class of 2022 will be launched into their next steps towards education and career. Some...
