VPR News
VPR News
Responding To Critics, GMP Sweetens Deal
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Green Mountain Power has responded to critics who say it isn’t providing enough benefits to Central Vermont Public Service customers in the planned merger of the two companies. GMP says it will pay another $21 million toward customer energy efficiency.Vermont Edition
Designing Complete Streets
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We look at the concept of designing roadways that address the needs of all modes of travel, including automobiles, bicyclists, pedestrians and mass transit vehicles. Plus VPR’s Steve Zind files a Report from Afghanistan.VPR News
Vermont Edition: State Pension Funds
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The treasurer talks with Bob Kinzel about the state’s financial health and concerns about teacher and employee retirement benefits.VPR News
Voices in the week’s news: May 22, 2009
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Rain wreaks havoc at the Rutland Free Library, and Vermont’s senators support a credit card bill and closing Guantanamo Bay. These were some of the voices in the news this week.VPR News
AARP pushes for reduced electric rates for low income Vermonters
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AARP Vermont has filed a petition with the Public Service Board to cut rates by 25% for people whose income is at or below $16,000 a year.VPR News