A member of Vermont’s military band royal family performed Monday night, July 4 in Jeffersonville.
Son of legendary Army band director picks up dad’s baton
Prison staff protest 12 hour shifts
The state employees’ union has called for a Day of Action to protest brutal 12 hours a day, five days a week shifts at a state prison.
Rare donkey celebrates first birthday, and you’re invited
A rare Beaudon du Poiteau donkey named Hamilton who lives in the Northeast Kingdom town of Brownington is about to celebrate his first birthday, and the public is invited to stop in to say hello.
Meth user enters homes, attacks sleeping man with bat
A meth user swinging a baseball bat invaded two Bristol homes after 2 AM Saturday, police say.
Davis: What SCOTUS decision means to Vermont gun laws
The SCOTUS decision to overturn a New York gun control law is encouraging for Vermont gun rights supporters – but the devil is in the details.
Convicted coke dealer arrested for 15th Burlington ‘gun incident’ of 2022
The alleged shooter in Burlington’s 15th gunfire incident has a lengthy drug distribution and shooting history, police say.
Derby man dies in fiery motorcycle crash
A Derby man became the sixth motorcylist to die on Vermont highways this year.
Keelan: ‘gun control’ no longer possible
The number of semi-auto rifles (like the AR-15 and others acquired since 1994 has increased from 400,000 to 20 million.
Shepard: Reaching again toward America’s mission
We as neighbors can finally work together to address the tragedy of unwanted pregnancies in a humane, and more effective, way.
