As school principals crack down on sexist and racist comments at high school games, a black Winooski soccer player is looking at possible assault charges for head-butting an Enosburg player. It’s all in today’s Water Cooler.
Guy Page
Guy Page is the principal of Page Communications, and the editor and publisher of Vermont Daily Chronicle, the Chronicle of the Vermont State House, and Vermont Water Cooler
Ferlazzo shot wife in head twice, police say
Emily Ferlazzo died when her husband Joseph shot her twice in the head with a handgun Saturday in their converted bus/camper, police say.
VT podcaster predicted pandemic, vax mandates in September 2019
Her language may be salty but Claudia Stauber of ‘Cabin Talk’ in September 2019 accurately predicted the coming pandemic and vaccine mandates.
Bloody side-view mirror leads to arrest in fatal hit-and-run
The side-view mirror that broke off when a pickup truck killed Mendon pedestrian Henry Miles was traced back to its owner, Dylan Gunnip of Rutland, police say.
Fatal collision with tractor-trailer
A Fairfax man is dead after his Volvo struck a tractor-trailer head-on in Sheldon.
Gagne: a living child is a sign of hope
A woman’s lost sense of dignity is not restored when she is lying on her back with her feet in stirrups having the contents of her uterus sucked out.
Pandemic $$ awarded to fight dumping untreated wastewater
The Scott administration is targeting federal ARPA money to help towns and cities eliminate the need to dump combined stormwater/wastewater into lakes and streams.
Water Cooler: Permanent housing for homeless / Charlie Kirk / 235-year old home torn down
The Scott administration’s decision to extend homeless hotel funding through Dec. 31 isn’t good enough for some advocates.
Navy Seabee, former VT lawmaker explains decision to vax
We can never become a force that weighs its obedience against our own political ideologies. “Embrace the suck” or get out.
So far in October, 47% VT Covid fatalities were fully vaccinated
Slightly less than half of Vermont’s October’s Covid-19 fatalities were fully vaccinated.
