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Press Release2026-04-08

Welch Brings ‘Common Grounds with Senator Welch’ Listening Session to Grand Isle County

Peter Welch
Peter Welch
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Welch Brings ‘Common Grounds with Senator Welch’ Listening Session to Grand Isle County

SOUTH HERO, VT – Today, U.S. Senator Peter Welch (D-Vt.) hosted a ‘Common Grounds with Senator Welch’ listening session at the Worthen Library in South Hero. The Senator joined local leaders and community members to discuss making Vermont communities more affordable, climate resilient and healthier. He also discussed the war in Iran, the out-of-control influence of money in politics, and pushing back on President Trump’s efforts to undermine our constitutional separation of powers.   “The challenge that we […]
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