Why was Sen. Patrick Leahy at the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos last month?
Despathy: the New Fascism being sold as ‘public-private partnership’
Your letters: Former Ag secretary backs Gray / Beware false flags / ‘Warshington’ Warlords
A former Vermont Secretary of Agriculture says farm-raised Molly Gray is the best pick for Congress.
Bill to conserve half of all Vermont land vetoed
The bill, sponsored by House Natural Resources Chair Amy Sheldon (D-Middlebury), cites United Nations-sourced information that a million plant and animal species are threatened with extinction, humans globally are are squeezing wildlife into ever smaller areas, and that changes in land and sea use are the #1 driver of these problems.
Madden: does Becca Balint get her facts right before she takes a position?
It’s easy to advocate for things that prove you’re on the “right side,” even when what we should be doing is telling more complex stories.
McClaughry: Farewell to Scary Mary
Ms. Jankowicz is a voluble and sharp tongued 33 year old social media activist from the nether regions of the Democratic Party, eager to wield the hammer of the Biden Ministry of Truth.
Road-rage shooter turns himself in
Alleged Jeffersonville road-rage shooter Jermaine Morris, 41, turned himself in to troopers at the Williston Barracks and was taken into custody without incident.
Water Cooler: inflation & fixed incomes
Headlines from today’s media.
Drag Queen Story Hour library opponent resigns due to “unprecedented” hostile, malicious response
“The attacks will continue as long as they serve the agenda of some, empower the perpetually angry, feed the social media frenzy, and bring clicks to websites,” Robert Nied said in his letter of resignation.
Expect another gun bill next January, Baruth says
Phil Baruth, the Legislature’s acknowledged leader in gun control legislation, admits that Phil Scott has the final say.
Benning: Clean Heat Standard wrong tool for the job
The only thing using the wrong tool of the Clean Heat Standard would accomplish would be to drive a substantial portion of our population into financial distress.
‘2000 Mules’ documentary to be shown in Williston this Saturday
Drawing on research provided by the election integrity group True the Vote, “2000 Mules” offers two types of evidence: geotracking and video.
Bennington man arrested for 2019 murder of woman in Searsburg
Vermont State Police on Wednesday, June 1 arrested a suspect in the 2019 homicide of a woman whose remains were found in a shallow grave in Searsburg
Krauss: legislators, accept the pay sacrifice
For the benefit of the institution of a citizen legislature, please accept the temporary financial discomfort, serve your time honorably, and then go back to gainful employment as thousands of legislators past and present have done.
Veto #13 gives thumbs-down on Act 250 reform
Gov. Phil Scott vetoed 13 bills during the 2021-22 session. Nine stuck.
Man denies burglarizing father’s home
Headlines from Vermont media.
Threat closes elementary school
Police were contacted by school staff who informed them they received a report of an alleged threat made to the school by a student.
Thayer: Act NOW to protect school children
Many of the modern pharmaceutical drugs used to treat these specific conditions carry warnings that people taking them may experience suicidal or homicidal thoughts.
McClaughry: Stare decisis and Roe V. Wade
Justice Alito noted especially, among the cases overturned, the notorious Plessy v. Ferguson decision (1896) that upheld racial segregation on railroad coaches.
GOP has three-way primary for governor, 78 candidates for House, 19 for Senate
In the Vermont House, 78 Republicans have stepped forward in an effort to wrest control from the Democratic-Progressive supermajority.
Scott signs bills giving state authority over school mascots, universal school meals
Framers of the universal school meals law say it will remove stigma, promote student performance, and help the local food economy; critics say it soaks the poor to subsidize the rich.
SHORTS: Hoyt running for governor
An outspoken pro-2A, pro-cannabis native Vermonter from Bennington is running for governor as an independent.
Despathy: What the New Fascism looks like
Could fascism be stealth – hidden in plain sight, sold to the people by offering protection, security, services, justice and aid?
Johnny B Patriarchy Profile: Satan Klaus
The WEF meeting began to fill with the A-list of the super-rich, so elite you won’t find their numbers in the Yellow Pages because they exchange them in their little black books on Epstein Island.
