The most encouraging part of the evening was seeing three individuals from the concurring Pride Joy protest among the 105 in attendance, taking in Walt’s presentation.
McGuinness: Heyer cut through trans rhetoric, presented truth with love
Dame: Annie, Get Your Gun before 72-hour-waiting period
Democrats have once again passed a law that encourages everyone to go out and buy a gun immediately – before you can’t.
Banzhaf: Hunter plea deal may be challenged at July 26th hearing
There is more than enough solid evidence to charge the President’s son with “money laundering, drug crimes or working as an unregistered lobbyist under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.”
Mermel: RFK Jr., duty, and The Plague
Robert’s father with a “particular intensity” directed Robert to read The Plague by Albert Camus. Robert says he read it three times to decipher the message.
State police to investigate their investigation of former Bellows Falls, Homeland Security cop
Vermont police – like other professionals – are not immune from sexual misbehavior ranging from professionally inappropriate to downright criminal.
Roper: Climate Council eyes transportation carbon tax on top of S.5 home heating tax
A win/win for the politicians on both sides of the lake, but for the Taxpayers, of course, it’s lose, lose, and lose some more.
Vasilogambros: Drought hits the Midwest, threatening crops and the world’s food supply
Though “weird,” this weather pattern is not yet being connected to climate change, said Trent Ford, the Illinois state climatologist, who collects and analyzes the state’s climate data.
VT Headlines: Campground evacuated in Danville
Burlington beaches reopen following closures forced by blue-green algae; Vermont to receive $229 million in federal funding for broadband; A scramble for Vermont communities as duplexes fast-tracked
Lowell man charged in fatal May crash
Seth Pierce, 20, turned himself in and was subsequently charged with negligent operation and leaving the scene of a crash.
McClaughry: Blue-state Progressive budgets
With the enactment of the Democratic budget over Gov. Scott’s veto, Vermont may soon be another disappointing example of runaway, unsustainable spending.
