Vermont Liberty will offer an Independence Day Celebration on the Vermont State House Lawn noon – 2 pm Saturday, July 3.
Independence Day Celebration July 3 on State House Lawn
Teachers’ union ponders K-12 vax mandate
The parent organization of the Vermont NEA – the state teachers’ union – is considering mandatory vaccination of all students and staff before face-to-face instruction begins this fall.
Vermont airman wins NAACP award
A sergeant in the Air National Guard has received a prestigious award from the NAACP.
Vermont forests consume 45% of ALL carbon emissions
Vermont’s forests and wood products consume and store 45% of all of Vermont’s carbon emissions – both manmade and natural, VT Forest & Parks Commissioner Michael Snyder said on Common Sense Radio show on WDEV.
Homeless get two more weeks in motels
The State of Vermont will extend for two weeks its free hotel-motel housing of the homeless.
Roper: Let’s grow kids, or let’s grow government?
A new law, crafted and pushed by the special interest group Let’s Grow Kids, could have major negative consequences for children, families, and taxpayers.
Speeder gets $655 ticket
A Manchester woman must pay $655 after driving 99 MPH, Vermont State Police say. At 8 pm Wednesday June 30, police saw a vehicle traveling at 99 MPH in a posted 55 […]
