Paul Heintz

News in pursuit of truth

15 years serving Vermont

The National Weather Service issued a flood watch for all but the southernmost counties of Vermont, advising that the heaviest rain could fall between 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. Wednesday.

“I’ve enjoyed life and I’m ready to go,” said Mares, who distinguished himself as an author, teacher, legislator, Marine and more.

The National Weather Service said the state could see 1-3 inches of rain, with up to 4 inches in some areas. Heavy winds could cause power outages and tornadoes could materialize in southern and western Vermont.

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The University of New Hampshire Survey Center also found that incumbents in Vermont — along with Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris — were highly favored to win the state.

Some voters said they were turning out to vote in the bitterly contested presidential race. Others said they were motivated by state issues.

The Progressive and Democratic incumbent fell 6,000 votes short of his Republican challenger Tuesday. Though he said he would not call for a recount, he suggested the Legislature could reverse the voters’ decision.

Since the Legislature has adjourned for the biennium, there’s not much the Senate could do to stop her appointment — and one Democratic leader said he was inclined to give Saunders time to prove herself.

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Turner served as town manager and fire chief in his hometown and, in 2018, ran for lieutenant governor.

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Vermont State Police warned members of the public not to approach the suspect, whom they identified as Scott Mason, 38, of St. Johnsbury, saying he should be considered armed and dangerous.

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The vast majority of the body’s standing committees will have new leaders this biennium, including three that will be helmed by Republicans.

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