VPR News
VPR News
Racine criticizes Douglas for campaign comments
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Governor Jim Douglas has criticized Democrats for starting early on the 2010 campaign. But one of his potential opponents – Chittenden Senator Doug Racine – says Douglas is in constant campaign mode.VPR News
Spaulding won’t run for governor
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Spaulding was among a handful of Democrats who considered getting into the race. But he informed his staff and supporters this morning that he intends to focus on the treasurer’s post.VPR News
Markowitz files papers for possible campaign
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Secretary of State Deb Markowitz has moved a step closer to running for governor in 2010.VPR News
Catamount enrollment still low
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It’s been a little more than a year since Catamount Health began taking applications from uninsured Vermonters. And fewer than 6,500 of the state’s 65,000 uninsured people have enrolled in the state-sponsored insurance program.Vermont Edition
Catamount Health, One Year Out
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We explore what Catamount Health has (and hasn’t ) accomplished in its first year of operation, and whether it can be made sustainable in the current economic climate. Also, Candy Page talks about endangered species, and we get a lesson on the art of curling.Vermont Edition
What Happened to Health Care?
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The House and Senate health committees had goals of extending the state’s health care programs to cover more Vermonters who are lacking health insurance, but those plans fell short. We check in with Sen. Doug Racine and Rep. Steve Maier. Also, we visit a program where young single mothers are learning how to make jewelry. And we continue our essay series, My Vermont.VPR News