"The Agency of Agriculture’s offices in the state capital are locked as part of what authorities are calling “controlled access” after the man allegedly made threats to harm state employees. On Thursday, the office was closed to the public."
“It’s not as rare as you might think,” [BGS Comm. Gerry] Myers said. “It happens at different levels, but it’s actually quite common, sadly.”
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Nice local piece reminding us of the importance of solidarity and strength in numbers.
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Re-bidding process for new building construction opens again after first round thrown out by BGS.
"The union sees a pattern of this administration violating laws it doesn’t agree with," said VSEA attorney Abigail Winters. "That’s what we’re seeing here."
Not included in this piece are the strories from towns leaders who came to Montpelier to explain why they depend on the service being provided by the now RIF’d ANR employee. Stay tuned…