Sunday Story Summary: January 25, 2026
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As Welch and Cruz Push Satellite Broadband, Vermont’s Fiber-First Strategy Faces Scrutiny
Vermont’s Modular Housing Paradox: How Modern Factory-Built Homes Could Solve the State’s Housing Crisis—If Regulators Would Let Them
Vermont’s Property Posting Law Leaves Everyone Baffled
Eye of the Beholder: Vermont Proposal Would Eliminate ‘Aesthetics’ as Factor in Energy Siting
Scott’s Budget Address Urges Legislature: Modernize Education, Housing, and Public Safety Systems
The Cyber Breach That Sealed the Fate of Randolph’s Affordable Housing Nonprofit
Vermont Grapples with Out-of-State EV Drivers Not Paying for Roads They Use
From Maple to Yogurt: How Vermont Fuels the $283 Billion Private Label Surge
Why Vermont Snow Forecasts Are All Over the Map: 3-25 Inches on Tap — Decoding the Extreme Cold Powder Puzzle
Peter Welch Wants to Lower Credit Card Costs; JP Morgan Says ‘Try It in Vermont First’
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Excellent curation of stories that aren't getting airtime elsewhere. The bundled approach to local policy coverage is actully genius because it surfaces issues like modular housing regs and EV road funding that fall through the cracks of traditional news cycles. I've started following regional outlets more closely and the depth is way diferent than national coverage. The property posting law mess is a perfect example of stuff that matters locally but gets zero attention outside Vermont.