‘I have seen the hideous face of revolution,” observes journalist Christopher Rufo, and “it radicalized me.”
‘I have seen the hideous face of revolution,” observes journalist Christopher Rufo, and “it radicalized me.”
Rep. Michael Mrowicki, who declined to accept a written copy of VFA’s testimony, stated that public libraries are sacred institutions. VFA told the Committee that families are sacred institutions that no individual, organization, or government entity has a right to undermine.
The FIrst Amendment reads, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press…” Does HR 6090 violate that right?
Amid a hefty bill focused on the state’s natural disaster response is a provision to better inform Vermonters who can’t hear or speak little English.
Vermont only has five medical cannabis dispensaries as opposed to at least 51 recreational businesses opening within the last two years.
His time in the Senate, along with his previous 16 years in the House of Representatives, makes him the longest-serving Ind. congressman in American history.
Hunters have been the primary force for conservation since it’s inception in the US.
France sends combat troops to Ukraine battlefront; ‘Damning’ report details Biden regime’s Big Tech censorship push
Misinformation is a threat to our democracy, both nationally and as a state. At least here, being fact-based and credible is important to the bulk of advocates,
State leaders aren’t acknowledging their role exacerbating these challenges while also repeatedly making expenditures out of the education fund without paying.
It was neatly summed up by TAG member Christopher Trombly’s revelation, “We’re taxing the poor so that the rich can benefit.”
I am in hopes that library trustees, like many citizens, will strongly question and dismiss the “American Library Association” with its Marxist Socialist agenda.
House votes to expand definition of antisemitism as anti-Israeli war demonstrations rage across U.S.; Trump to address ‘Libertarian Party concerns’
“Natural disasters don’t discriminate. Neither should USDA.”
After seeing VT holding down the second worst spot in the US for economic prospects Governor Scott called to Ted Lasso to turn around VT’s bleak future.
With Vermont’s okaying sports betting, the ranking may change.
Legislators added the original bill’s language to H.878, which deals with “miscellaneous judiciary procedures.”
The project has amassed 123,000 entries since its founding in 1994.
In 1854, Dewey entered the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, embarking on a path that would define his legacy.
Ten years of being priced out of our own state by legislators who want to be “good stewards of the planet.”
Branded “SS” (stirrer of sedition) on his forehead, William Brewster’s ears were cut off and he was put in prison “until a convenient time.”
Cries for sanity in a turbulent time.
A bookstore owner and House Democrat co-sponsored the bill.
There is no better candidate to represent the Democratic Party than Howard Dean. Both have undergone an incredible transformation that leaves them barely recognizable from the 1990s.
State Fisheries Biologist Lee Simard: “We are evaluating the new Eagle Lake strain of rainbow trout against our traditionally stocked Erwin-Arlee strain…”
The antisemitic, pro-Hamas movement looks a lot like the KKK of the 1920s.
The honor caps his time as the youngest son in the state’s most-storied basketball family.
Soros funding Anti-Israel protesters; Banks spied for Feds on Trump voters without warrants; US dairy supply possibly contaminated with bird flu
You can only self govern, if you maintain that structure of governance that allows it!
The Vermont legislature is playing an expensive shell game… and planning worse. The “equalized pupil” is the shell under which the pea is hidden.
I have noticed that the phrase “conspiracy theory” often stops people from thinking and asking questions.
Settle into a bumpy ride to scheduled May 10 adjournment.
The intangible loss resulting from the closing of institutions is not a vacant building(s) but the loss of a place. Even town meeting attendance is down.
What happens when district attorneys — members of their states’ executive branches — refuse to execute the laws of the land?
Instead of dumping $30-$50 million every few months…
The crime of the century?
Painting With Purpose named inaugural winner of Joy and Jerry Meyers Cup, the entrepreneurship funding competition for UVM undergraduate students
Scam reports to the Attorney General’s Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) totaled 3,212 in 2023. And that’s only the little that was reported.
How social media and online news algorithms fuel extremism across the political spectrum
Reflections on 30, growing up with, and out of, politics.
Untreated sludge overflows can pose risks to public health and aquatic life due to the high levels of bacteria, nutrients, and other pollutants present.
If cameras catch you driving more than 10 mph over the limit, the rig takes a photo of your license plate and you’ll get a ticket in the mail.
More than 1.7 million illegal entries in first six months of fiscal 2024.
Tucker E. Jacobs, 27, is named in a criminal complaint filed by ATF based on guns stolen from Wright’s Sports Supply on the night of April 15.
Rod Coronado of Orange boasts about his work ‘monitoring’ coyote hunters. One of those hunters said he saw Coronado in the woods.
“Real science” is proving it.
At that 1985 Burlington Town Hall meeting, Chomsky accused Israel of being the “surrogate” assassin for the US and carrying out mass killings in “Africa, Asia, and primarily Latin America.”
So, leftist legislators are, of course, trying to shut them down.
States with low taxes, fewer restrictions are tops for economic outlook.
Wingman of the Year, a company aiming to redefine dating shows, is coming to Rutland on Saturday for a live dating show.
What I teach at Christian School….. and why.
Vermont is the sixth state in the country to install fast chargers under the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program.
Senators to have hearing for new education secretary, $130 million for capital repairs, and more
In addition, the assailant was found to be in violation of the curfew and had an active arrest warrant.
Holly Fields Jr., 55, pleaded not guilty in federal court to a charge of operating a drug house in Troy with his daughter and her husband.
Bears have begun emerging from their dens earlier than usual this spring.
The bill says companies that distribute PCBs must pay for the testing and removal of the chemicals in Vermont’s schools.
Researchers have concerns about the relation between the bald eagles’ rise and a receding blue heron population in the state.
The city is responsible for paying 5%, or $3.09 million (whichever is less) for project expenses.
Under the bill, companies would be barred from sale, lease, or disclosure of people’s biometric info unless necessary for the service or the person consents.
Vermonters don’t want to pay more to heat and cool their homes, but that’s what this does if they can figure a way to make it work, which is not a bad thing.
The bottom line is that if we want housing to be affordable, wages must increase so people can purchase ever more expensive houses made from scarce resources.
The Homeless Bill of Rights made it through the House, but only after the Controversial ‘right’ to panhandle in public was removed.
Internal documents reveal that gender-affirming care “will go down as one of the worst medical scandals in history.”
Government is supposed to provide some basic, universal services and maintaining the state’s roads, bridges, and other transportation infrastructure is one of them.
Vermont’s approach to safer and happier work environments.
Those who want to “Get Real” need to walk across the aisle and help the Left see that they are living and promoting untruths.
Herricks Cove Wildlife Festival on May 5; Bernie Sanders’ Second Annual Youth Chess Day; Burlington PD releases new recruitment video
The Bananas Guide to Joining A Cult will have you swallowed up by an amorphous mass of bot-people in no-time.
“Trauma kids” – including students living in homes where substance abuse is prevalent – are responsible for some of the chaotic conditions in Cabot schools.
A Study of informed consent for minors.
(Originally published at True North Reports on December 1, 2021.)
Can history be taught in Vermont schools without teaching the Holocaust?
Nearly a year after passage the most basic concepts around “the plan” remain unaddressed.
UVM’s new ‘Shark Tank’-style competition rewards high school entrepreneurs making a difference in their communities.
“I know that when we come together as a community, our students’ potential is limitless. I look forward to earning – and keeping – your trust.”
Five VTSU Castleton students, professor have created a documentary following the controversial, and now rescinded, decision to get rid of all VTSU libraries.
The science-based hunt is expected to result in a harvest of about 94 moose, or about 10 percent of the current moose population in Wildlife Management Unit E.
The brothers’ art-filled upbringings have taken them from auditoriums in Randolph to arenas and stages worldwide.
A quick look at the Internet provides ample evidence a lot of people in Vermont and around the country don’t have a place to live or enough food to eat.
The House Ways & Means Committee proposed significant changes to Vermont’s education financing system, incl. limits on
future school budget increases.
Guest speaker Mike G. Williams is a nationally known comedian and writer who has a passion for life.
Bird flu spreads to 3 more Michigan commercial dairy farms; Iran attacks Israel: Tehran launches retaliatory strikes after airstrike on its consulate in Syria
The bill says if people agree to use protection before or during sex, neither party can remove or tamper with the condom without the other’s consent.
Teams of humans and AI agents will be the model for the organization of the future.
In the early 19th century, Manchester was gripped in fear and fascination by accounts of a vampire.
Vermont’s current tax system employed by the Legislature needs a true, absolute overhaul!
Bernie Sanders, like so many of his blue-hued fans, is blinded by Hamas’ heavyweight winning propaganda war against the featherweight of political fiction, Israel.
Like Icarus consumed by arrogance, our elected representatives are heedless of the warnings, are taking us too close to the sun.
The bill would hold drug sellers responsible for deaths caused by their distribution of laced drugs, even if doing so was down to mere carelessness.
Abusing power to strangle farms and the economy.
After more than 80 years of educating Vermonters and those from elsewhere, Goddard College is shutting down.
A path towards solving Vermont’s housing crisis.
Mission Creep: Proposed EPA rule shuts down small meat producers
Ukraine sponsoring terror in Russia; FBI agent reveals agents in January 6 protests, goading crowd to act criminally
Exploring Vermont’s classic car events and shows.
These solar panel fields belong with the same type of construction that they embody, not in the middle of our natural landscapes, an opponent of an industrial solar plan says.
Adapted from a poem by Eva Edgerton Ames circa 1924, from “Vermont Verse * An Anthology
Vermont’s Prop 4 represents a failed opportunity to truly move the needle in advancing justice and liberty for all.
How I wish I had known what the “equality” revolution would cost Vermont and pay the likes of Bernie Sanders.