Will Vermont’s emerging online news media pry a lucrative form of advertising away from traditional newspapers?
Vermont media vie for advertising in Senate committee today
Guy Page
Guy Page is the editor and publisher of the Vermont Daily Chronicle.
Learn about Prop 5 at tomorrow’s Rally for Life
The annual Vermont Rally for Life will gather in Montpelier Saturday, January 22 – the 49th anniversary of Roe V. Wade.
Order at-home antigen tests online, Scott urges
Vermonters can order at-home antigen tests online, Gov. Scott says.
Statewide mask mandate dead: news report
The leader of the Vermont Senate reportedly said a statewide mask mandate is going nowhere this year.
Bill increases daily board/commission pay from $50 to $125
A new House bill would raise the per diem pay for the growing number of state boards and commissions from $50 to $125.
Career Day, next year?
Career Day at Vermont schools could have a whole new look.
‘Green hydrogen’ heating fuel coming to Global Foundries
With help from VT Gas and UVM, Global Foundries will extract hydrogen from water and blend it into its natural gas lines.
Watercooler National: Federal agencies tracking religious exemptions/ England ends all COVID restrictions
At least 25 federal agencies have implemented a system to track religious exemption requests for mandated vaccines, according to a review of Federal Register notices.
My Anti-Racist Struggle Session
Vermont fake news reporter Johnny Bananas wakes up with a bad case of racism.
Dartmouth Cancels Ngo Event after Vermont-connected Antifa Threats
A Portland, Oregon Antifa member offered cash to anyone who could assault journalist Andy Ngo at Dartmouth last night. In the face of threats, Ngo’s talk was held online at the request of college authorities.
