Josh Kuckens
Citizens opposed to the new gun legislation gather at the Statehouse before Wednesday's ceremony.
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Governor Phil Scott arrives at the Statehouse for the bill-signing ceremony.
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Ben Tucker of Tunbridge voices his displeasure with the Governor.
Taylor Dobbs
Ben Tucker of Tunbridge protests Wednesday's bill signing.
Josh Kuckens
Speaking on the Statehouse steps, Gov. Phil Scott outlines his reasons for signing the bills.
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Opponents of the new measures look on as the Governor delivers his remarks.
Josh Kuckens
Gov. Phil Scott cites the reality of mass shootings and suicides around the country in his speech before the bill signing.
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Jean Markey-Duncan of Burlington shows her support for the Governor and for the new gun legislation with a Harper Lee quote.
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Jennifer Tedesco, 17, of Woodbury, joins other opponents of the new gun legislation.
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Opponents of the new measures look on as the governor delivers his remarks.
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Governor Phil Scott, joined by his wife Diana McTeague Scott, makes his case for signing the three gun-control bills.
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Opponents of the new measures look on as the governor delivers his remarks.
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Burlington mayor Miro Weinberger joined state legislators and advocates behind the governor at the signing ceremony.
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Sen. Dick Sears (D-Bennington) is recognized for his contributions on S.22, one of the bills Gov. Phil Scott signed into law Wednesday.
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A raucous crowd of protestors waved signs and heckled during speeches before Wednesday's bill signing.
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Governor Phil Scott, joined by his wife Diana McTeague Scott, signs the bills into law amid a mixture of applause and jeers.
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Gov. Phil Scott and his wife, Diana McTeague Scott, leave the Statehouse after Wednesday's bill-signing ceremony.
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Ben Tucker of Tunbridge voices his displeasure with the Governor.
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