Stories about 'dubie' from the Welcome to the VPR Archive

Supporters of Jessica’s Law say they have 12,000 signatures in hand

By VPR | July 28, 2008

Supporters of a 25-year-mandatory minimum sentence in Vermont for sexual assault on a child say they’ve collected about 12,000 signatures on petitions demanding the change.

Debate escalates over tougher sex offender laws

By Bob Kinzel | July 14, 2008

Lt. Governor Brian Dubie is asking Governor Jim Douglas to call a special Legislative session next month to consider a package of criminal justice reforms. But Democratic leaders are backing a different approach.

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Midday Newscast June 11, 2008

By Mitch Wertlieb | June 11, 2008

Lt. Gov. Brian Dubie says the state needs to prepare for a possible emergency this winter as Vermonters struggle to pay for home heating fuel; more…

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Elected officials to go without pay raises

By VPR | April 11, 2008

The Douglas administration plan to freeze salaries for about 350 executive branch employees who make more than $60,000 a year has prompted all but one of the Vermont’s statewide elected officials to forgo raises in the coming fiscal year.

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Midday Newscast: October 24, 2007

By Mitch Wertlieb | October 24, 2007

Cleanup crews expect to remove overturned rail cars today from the site of this weekâ€™s train derailment in Middlebury;

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VPR Evening News September 24th 2007

By Neal Charnoff | September 24, 2007

Lieutenant Governor Brian Dubie is under consideration for the top post at the Federal Aviation Administration; Former Vermont lawmaker John “Jack” Burgess has died at the age of 87; State officials say Vermont is entering the peak season for deer ticks; and commentator Ted Levin on how plastic bags affect the environment.

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Midday Newscast: Semptember 7, 2007

By Mitch Wertlieb | September 7, 2007

Vermont Lieutenant Governor Brian Dubie could be appointed administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration; more Vermont National Guard members are heading overseas; Montpelier residents and officials are welcoming a land conservation group’s plan to buy a tract of open land; the chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board is in Vermont promoting highway and boating safety.