Anne Galloway

News in pursuit of truth

The former president and CEO of Jay Peak took aim at state officials in a court filing for failed oversight in the largest fraud case in Vermont’s history. Former Gov. Peter Shumlin called it “a classic example” of blame-shifting.

Troopers responded to a report of a man with a gunshot wound at a residence on Halfway Brook Road in Brookfield early Sunday morning, Vermont State Police said in a press release. The wounded man, who police later identified as Joshua Demar, 37, of South Royalton, was transported to University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington for treatment overnight and was expected to be released on Monday, police said. Police identified Jarek Duggins, 24, of Northfield, as the individual who allegedly f…

I’m stepping back from management of VTDigger and the Vermont Journalism Trust to become the founder and editor-at-large.

Shumlin took gifts, campaign contributions and apartment stays from Jay Peak owner Ariel Quiros while he helped the Miami developer troubleshoot problems, the records show. A top regulator threatened to

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The Shumlin administration misled investors and federal agencies in a push to finish the Burke hotel, according to a new filing in federal court.

A Human Rights Commission investigation found that state police gave preferential treatment to a tenant who “terrorized” the Clemmons family. The commission agreed with the report’s conclusions and the probe was made public last week.

No cases of B.1.1.7 have been detected in Vermont, but that may be because the state has sent too few samples to the CDC for testing. Health Commissioner Mark Levine says the highly transmissible strain of the virus is likely already here.

Yesterday we published the first story in a new investigative series called the Tarnished Badge. This kind of reporting takes money, time and expertise.

All six hospitals in the network have experienced a major tech outage.

News in pursuit of truth

Progressive Perri Freeman has introduced charter changes that would levy a ‘luxury’ real estate tax and city income tax on people who earn $125,000 or more.

State says two deaths are related to COVID-19 spread at the 104-unit apartment complex.

Thirteen people have died of the virus, and 293 Vermont residents have tested positive.

Epidemiologists say lack of testing means the highly contagious virus is spreading among asymptomatic people in the community.

VTDigger is bringing together leaders who are working to change Vermont’s prison culture in the wake of alleged sexual misconduct and drug use by correctional officers in facilities around the state.

After a brief hiatus, Gov. Phil Scott is back to his ‘no new taxes, no new fees’ mantra.

Documents from the Department of Financial Regulation have been made available online. The release represents less than a third of the total number of documents withheld by the state.

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