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Government and politicsNov 2, 2022

Electronic health firm denies misconduct, settles for $45M

A Florida-based electronic records company is denying allegations of misconduct made by federal prosecutors, but it has agreed to pay $45 million to settle allegations that it improperly generated sales for itself and another company

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BusinessNov 1, 2022

Electronic health records firm to pay $45M for false claims

The Vermont office of the U.S. attorney says a Florida-based health records company has agreed to pay $45 million to resolve allegations it improperly generated sales for itself and another company

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MediaAug 28, 2022

Kenyan cyclist dies in crash during gravel race in Vermont

Kenyan cyclist Sule Kangangi has died in a crash during a gravel race in Vermont

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OdditiesJul 19, 2022

Chicken hitches ride, ends up in Vermont's largest city

A Vermont family’s chicken is back home after hitching a ride last month in the undercarriage of their pickup truck and ending up 13 miles away in the state’s largest city

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MediaJun 16, 2022

Vermont pilot links farmers to peers during stressful times

A state-sponsored nonprofit is starting a farmer peer support network to help Vermont farmers deal with stress and address their mental health needs

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LifestyleJun 10, 2022

Attorney general to resign, take job with gaming company

Vermont Attorney General T

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MediaFeb 3, 2022

States seek to protect election workers amid growing threats

Lawmakers in a handful of states are seeking greater protections for election officials amid growing concerns for their safety after they were targeted by threats of violence following the 2020 presidential election

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MediaJan 19, 2022

Small Vermont community rallies to keep post office outpost

A Vermont community is asking the U.S. Postal Service to renew a contract with a local store to retain an outpost where people can collect their packages and mail

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General newsNov 30, 2021

Contractor to pay $637K for deficient work on bridges

The U.S. attorney's office says general contractor J