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Vermont has a slew of new regulations that will affect your wallet.

January 3, 2024January 3, 2024 m_admin

 A new year means new laws, and Vermont has a slew of new regulations that will affect your wallet. Fees for Vermont DMV services went up about 19% across the board starting on New Year’s Day. It will now cost you an extra $10-$15 to do things like register your car or renew your license. Some of Vermont’s lowest-paid workers got a raise. The state’s minimum wage increased by 49 cents from $13.18 to $13.67 per hour. There was also a boost to the state’s minimum tipped wage. That rose from $6.28 to $6.84 an hour. And later this month, on Jan. 11, online sports betting goes live in Vermont.

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Dalton Voters to Decide on Proposed Zoning at September Special Town Meeting
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Dalton Voters to Decide on Proposed Zoning at September Special Town Meeting

August 28, 2026August 28, 2026 notchfm

After a presentation to the planning board in early August, a proposal to implement zoning in Dalton will now go

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Lyndon Institute is seeking approval to reverse traffic flow around its main academic building.
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Police reported that a homeless man who spends his time in St. Johnsbury was found on Tuesday driving one of two vehicles stolen from a St. Johnsbury business
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