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Bob Kinzel

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Bob is a veteran Vermont journalist, specializing in political reporting. He is based in VPR’s Capital Bureau located across the street from Vermont’s Statehouse. Prior to joining VPR full time in 2002, Bob ran the Vermont News Service for 21 years. The service provided daily local news for eleven stations, including VPR. Bob started the News Service following a stint as news director for WNCS.

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Backlog Of Senate Bills Continues As Debate Gets Personal Tuesday, 04/24/12 5:30pm - VPR News As the legislative session winds down, the Senate has a backlog of more than 30 bills to consider. Senate leaders say the backlog has been caused by extraordinarily long debates that often veer away from the subject at hand.
Senate Passes Health Care Bill Tuesday, 04/24/12 7:04am - VPR News
The legislation establishes a consumer marketplace Exchange that is part of the federal Affordable Care Act. All individuals and small businesses with fewer than 50 employees would be required to get their coverage from a policy sold on the Exchange beginning in 2014.
Vt. Senate Set To Consider 2012 Health Care Law Saturday, 04/21/12 8:35am - VPR News The heart of the health care bill is the creation of a consumer marketplace Exchange where individuals and businesses with fewer than 50 employees would be required to purchase their policies beginning in 2014.
Interview: Senate Slogs Toward Adjournment Friday, 04/20/12 12:44pm - VPR News Senate President Pro Temp John Campbell talks with VPR's Bob Kinzel about the Senate calendar and the bills his chamber needs to consider before adjournment.
Health Care Bill Nears Vote In Vt. Senate Friday, 04/20/12 Noon and 7pm - The 2012 health care bill sets up a consumer exchange, and allows individuals and small businesses to be eligible for federal tax credits.
Vt. Senate Endorses Own Redistricting; Changes House Map Friday, 04/20/12 7:34am - VPR News The Senate has endorsed its reapportionment map. But the proposal could face tough opposition in the House because the bill makes changes to the map that the House adopted for itself.
911 Board Launches Trial Texting Program Wednesday, 04/18/12 5:50pm - VPR News The Vermont Enhanced 911 Board has launched the first statewide pilot program that will allow hearing impaired Vermonters to access emergency services by texting on their cell phones. The trial project will run for the next 6 months and will be available only to Verizon wireless customers.
Bill Elevating Education Department Moves Through Legislature Wednesday, 04/18/12 5:50pm - VPR News A bill that would give the Governor more control over education policies is moving through the Legislature. It elevates the Department of Education to Agency status and makes the Secretary of Education a member of the Governor's cabinet.
Vt. Senate Faces Huge Backlog Of Bills Tuesday, 04/17/12 5:50pm - VPR News Legislative leaders at the Statehouse hope to adjourn by the end of the month, but that timetable could be extended because the Senate has a significant list of bills on its calendar.
Senators Complain That GMP-CVPS Merger Could Cost Jobs Monday, 04/16/12 5:50pm - VPR News
Lawmakers this week are taking a closer look at the proposed merger of Central Vermont Public Service and Green Mountain Power. And a group of state senators worries that most of the savings from the merger would come from eliminating jobs just as the state tries to recover from the recession.

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