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Guy Page
Guy Page is the editor and publisher of the Vermont Daily Chronicle.
Hall: Rutland GOP swept Senate seats by “leaving no stones unturned”
The Republican National Committee chose to bombard people like me with 5 or 6 emails per day asking for money. This happened every day of the week to the end. But the worst of it was, no one answered any of MY messages. Not one.
Man convicted of child sex assault dies in prison
A man serving a 40 years-to-life sentence for repeated sexual assault on a child under age 10 died in the state prison in Springfield this morning.
Sportsmen’s group conserves Rutland County wetlands
Four acres on Lily Pond in Poultney has been acquired by an arm of the Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs.
Siegel: ‘Brave enough to lose’ race for governor, now focused on issues
To lose is hard. To walk into the fire with your eyes wide open is hard.
Watercooler: Attempted child abduction
Burlington police are investigating an attempted abduction of a child walking home from school.
NEK mom: ‘breaking through one-sided propaganda’
I contribute to try to be optimistic that freedom will win in the end. I don’t believe most human beings want to live under constant lockdowns and surveillance.
Drug raids on Valley Street today
A street infamous for drug addiction, crime and shootings is being raided by several police agencies today.
Bananas: As suicides increase, help is on the way from Clinton Foundation
With each passing year the hashtag “#ClintonBodyCount” has been trending upward.
Leahy, Sanders vote for gay marriage bill, oppose comprehensive religious protections
All three Vermont members of Congress voted for a bill making gay marriage the law of the land and leaving religious groups and individuals open to legal and government action.
