Megan Stewart
Senior Writer at Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
Traveller, lapsed jock, feminist, night owl. Executive producer @CBCVancouver. Wrote a book en français. Adores animal collective nouns. Is that weird?
Articles
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4 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Megan Stewart
Ask any Vermonter to name their biggest concern as a Green Mountain State resident and they'll likely say affordability, especially when it comes to housing and property taxes. But while affordability is a statewide issue, living in some cities and towns in Vermont is much more feasible than others.
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1 month ago |
usatoday.com | Megan Stewart
• Vermont became the first state to grant marriage-equivalent rights to same-sex couples through civil unions in 2000. • The Vermont Supreme Court's decision in Baker v. Vermont, which prompted the creation of civil unions, was a pivotal step toward nationwide marriage equality. • Despite initial controversy and political backlash, civil unions paved the way for the legalization of same-sex marriage in Vermont and other states.
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2 months ago |
burlingtonfreepress.com | Megan Stewart
Vermont residents can visit Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Park and national scenic trails during National Park Week. Three Vermont state parks, Quechee, Button Bay, and Camel's Hump, are ranked as the most popular family-friendly parks in a recent survey. Quechee State Park features Vermont's deepest gorge, while Button Bay offers swimming and nature exhibits. Camel's Hump State Park provides hiking trails for all skill levels.
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2 months ago |
burlingtonfreepress.com | Megan Stewart
Burlington, Vermont's annual Operation Clean Sweep begins April 23, requiring residents to move parked cars to avoid towing. Street sweeping occurs by zone between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m., with Zone F having different hours, and free parking is available in designated garages. The initiative aims to protect Lake Champlain and residents by preventing pollution and flooding. Burlington street parkers, beware.
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Mar 23, 2025 |
burlingtonfreepress.com | Megan Stewart
Click here for important updates to our privacy policy. This story is just one of many articles showcasing the total earnings of public school district, town and city employees – whose income is funded by taxpayers – in Chittenden County for fiscal year 2024. The purpose is to provide community members a glimpse of where their tax dollars are going and lay the basis for more comprehensive follow-up stories.
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Residents mounted campaign against allowing 8 more kids to play in their neighbourhood for ~45 hrs/week Homeowners complained re: parking, noise of “children playing” & threatened to sue the City if they approved a daycare City hall rejected the daycare https://t.co/ODb2T05sc7
