More details are expected next week, but Vermont Health Commissioner Mark Levine seems to favor masking Vermont public school children this fall.
Levine leaning toward masking students this fall
Revenue surplus adds $52 million to pension fund
A revenue surplus powered by a resurgent state economy has added $52 million to the state pension fund.
CRT/Equity Townhall 7/30 in Brattleboro
Friday, July 30 at 6:30 pm four speakers will take to the stage at The Whetstone Church in Brattleboro for a two hours discussion on Critical Race Theory/Equity.
Licata: persecution in Burlington
Religion, reason, and fair elections are all victims of the ideological persecution now being perpetrated on a Burlington City Council candidate.
Endangered Species Act foils e-car manufacturing
A rare plant could become the spotted owl or snail darter to bedevil the electric car industry.
2019, 2020 Game Wardens of the Year recognized
Two Vermont State Game Wardens were recognized by Governor Phil Scott and Fish and Wildlife Commissioner Louis Porter today in Montpelier for their exceptional performance. Warden Asa Sargent of Hartland received the […]
Felker calls for ‘positive policing’
Burlington’s business community shouldn’t need to pay for their customers’ safety escorts because the anti-police City Council has defunded law enforcement.
Water Cooler: Montpelier postpones homeless decision / Nuclear waste storage / renewable natural gas / free food $$ extended / GOP opposes vax passports / coke bust
Hot media headlines from around the state.
Abortion at 17 – and still regretting it
My abortion represents the 99% of abortions performed. Even so, for me, It was an indescribable horror, nothing to be celebrated or cheered in favor of. That is MY experience.
Burlington GOP candidate blocked on local Facebook page
In Burlington, social media operators cancel a gay Republican candidate for City Council. Soooo ‘inclusive.’
