Guy Page is the editor and publisher of the Vermont Daily Chronicle.
Numbers per se don’t matter. A singing cat can get two million views, but so what? What matters is that Friday at Four took a big step towards fulfilling one of our primary goals, which is to show the world a different side of Vermont than Ben & Jerry’s and Bernie Sanders.
The air conditioner had been removed from a window and was still running when it was found on the porch, police said. Duct tape also was found at the scene and the normally very neat home had been disrupted.
Among the questions we plan to ask Gen. Flynn – besides the 25th Amendment, what contingencies exist for when a Commander in Chief is unable to respond to a disaster or military crisis? Watch on YouTube, the VDC Facebook page, and on X.
“I vehemently object to giving the Prime Minister a platform when his failed leadership has brought so much death and destruction to Palestinians and Israelis,” Rep. Becca Balint said.
The legislators appeared to have never heard about geoengineering.
“Those delegates met in an informal meeting tonight to discuss the current state of the Presidential race and decided as a group to lend their voices to the chorus cheering Vice President Harris on,” Glidden said.
One of the individuals reported smoking what they believed to be crack cocaine prior to overdosing. The drug may have been mixed with xylazine, police say.
BLM wants a snap primary because “we have no idea where Kamala Harris stands on the issues, now that she has assumed Joe Biden’s place, and we have no idea of the record of her potential vice president because we don’t even know who it is yet.”
Former State House reporter turned hospital spox Neal Goswami returns from the Dark Side as editor at VTDigger.
“Instead of spending money on Vermont and Vermonters – roads, housing, services – Vermonters money will go to lawyers and Vermont will be forced to pass destructive ‘punish and penalize’ laws as we are currently experiencing,” GWSA opponent Alison Despathy said.
“I have a hostage,” Edwards screamed to the cop entering the Brewer Parkway home.
FPF said Crosby was engaging in a ‘personal attack’ when she suggested meritocracy as an alternative to DEI in schools.
An influx of Afghan refugees is turning around the declining enrollment at Montpelier public schools.
Oddsmakers in Vegas are giving the betting public a chance to predict which method will next be used by the Deep State to derail Trump’s run for a second term.
Secret Service Director Cheatle admitted to Congress that Saturday, July 13 was an epic fail. Does it merit civil or criminal prosecution for negligence?
A former National Security Adviser to President Donald Trump will join Guy Page and Paul Bean live by phone on “Friday at Four” on July 26, at 4:10 PM.
NEK high school may not open due to PCBs.
The Secret Service did not attend a security briefing provided to local special weapons and tactics (SWAT) and sniper teams the morning of July 13, 2024.
The victim sustained minor injuries.
State and local government should avoid “putting our eggs in one basket” to avoid future cyber outages.
Vermont launches summer EBT program for student meals/ St. Albans taking more measures to address public safety/ Vt. Agency of Ag. launches flood loss survey
General Michael Flynn will hold a live Q & A with the audience at the documentary movie “Flynn,” which will be shown 4 PM, August 3 at Ignite Church in Williston.
According to court records, Turner conspired with others to steal several firearms – including the Beretta used to murder David Auclair..
Burlington’s aging sewer pipes and waterlines have caused numerous sinkholes in City Streets in recent months.
A fascinating interview that pulls the curtain on the government and military efforts to alter climate.
Make Big Oil pay? Heck yeah! But it ain’t gonna happen. And in the meantime, we are going to dump a whole lot of money and time – neither commodity we can’t afford to waste – down a legal commode.
The sustainability of many cultural institutions would be nonexistent without the second homeowner.
For the second time in just over a year, a gas tanker truck yesterday caught fire on Rte. 7 in Ferrisburgh.
What’s happening around Vermont, as reported by the state’s excellent community newspapers.
Stefanik passed over for VEEP. Making city capital trees greener. Burlington to vote on police oversight.
We don’t have hard figures yet but safe to say losses will be substantial again,” Agency Secretary Anson Tebbetts responded to a VDC inquiry today.
Vermont’s two U.S. senators expressed personal sympathies for Donald Trump after the assassination attempt on Saturday, just days after they called him a tyrant and ‘the most dangerous president’ in the nation’s history.
The SAVE bill, if it becomes federal law, would require the unregistration of non-citizens from voter rolls allowing them to potentially vote in a federal election.
Per protocol, the name of the officer involved will be withheld for at least 24 hours.
Under authority provided by the state of emergency, the Governor is providing specific, temporary regulatory relief critical to the immediate response and recovery work.
VDC-TV went live minutes after the president was shot. Latest update: The former president is being treated at a local hospital and is in good spirits and “is never gonna stop,” son Don Jr. told reporters.
It’s tempting, but don’t go to the local brook or river to cool off this weekend.
New flooding has made the town’s contracted, underway 2023 repair plan at least partly outdated.
Flooded fields, helpful neighbors and a sense of deja vu.
Pastor Aaron Clark talks with Paul Bean about hypocrites in the church, spiritual darkness in Central Vermont, how they met, and how each of them found faith in Jesus Christ. And they say what they think about VDC Editor and Publisher Guy Page.
The South Peacham Brook and the Passumpsic River became deadly flood zones to two Northeast Kingdom motorists.
Authorities have yet to determine if flooding, or some other reason, was the cause of death of the Peacham motorist.
Brook Road in Plainfield was washed out.
“I have great respect for President Biden,” Welch writes. “He saved our country from a tyrant. He is a man of uncommon decency. He cares deeply about our democracy. He has been one of the best presidents of our time. But…..”
Street and basement flooding in Barre, businesses open. No flooding in Montpelier’s downtown – all in all, a sharp jab compared to the gut punch of last year’s July 10 flood.
Won Jang, 20, of Middletown, Delaware, had been reported missing late Sunday afternoon after the gathering Saturday night, a Dartmouth official said. State and local emergency responders searched the river and found his body Sunday evening.
Carrasco received a public defender from Judge Michael Kainen at no cost to himself, due to his non-citizen status, for a misdemeanor charge that would not likely merit a public defender for a U.S. citizen.
The Zenbarn has started a small business fund aimed at helping people of color open their own cannabis businesses.
Both Vermont and NH infections have been traced to an international traveler.
A dangerous felon led police on multiple pursuits July 9 and is still on the loose.
“He poured water over her head and had her lying on cool shady ground, which doesn’t sound very romantic but these are both good was to dissipate heat.”
A motel already in use for homeless housing since the pandemic has been purchased by a non-profit for use as a ‘homeless hotel.’
The 21-year-old son of Jennifer Bradley died of stab wounds to the neck.
Due to the closing of the solar bridge, Vermont’s solar power installation industry must either pay the ‘toll’ at the bridge, or ‘detour’ to another source of solar panels. Either way, the added cost will be reflected in consumer pricing.
Political cancellation of Republican statewide candidates is alive and well in Vermont. That subject and others covered by Paul and Guy in Friday at Four.
“Employees inside FEMA say they’re concerned not just about how much the agency is spending on itself, as compared to Vermonters in need. They are also alarmed at how little FEMA is accomplishing despite all its internal spending,” Vermont Public reports.
Woman and dog attacked by pitbulls. Vermonters re-enact Revolutionary War battle. Bennington armed carjacking. Hospital gets new CMO.
Cited for voice message death threat. Hate-motivated vandalism. $100K bail after habitual criminal, coke possession bust. Missing teen found dead in dirt bike crash. BPD has pix of bar assault suspects.
Neither holy writ nor cloak for white supremacy, Meg Mott proposes a Third Way to view the Constitution.
“You certainly know how to put a damper on celebrating the nation’s birthday,” said a comment about a criticism of spending money on the flyover.
Bean does Beantown! He asks three questions about America, our leadership, and our future.
Stirring music in one Independence Day parade, and political cancellation in another.
Lavalley had jumped into the water to assist one of his children who was in distress.
See the annual Peacham tractor parade.
In 1970, Blumstein and Phelan proposed political migration to a single state for the purpose of gaining political control and then establishing a living laboratory for experimentation. Pollak takes that idea and applies it to Vermont.
Larocque killed himself after killing co-worker Watson.
Scott running virtually unopposed. Queen, capital cities gear up for fireworks of the celebratory kind. VT in health care ‘reform’ pilot.
Our country seems to be dying. We can help it to be reborn. But we can only do that together.
This demented irony is sadly lost on many legislators with tunnel vision who choose their favored industries and agendas over the people in Vermont.
The flyovers have been planned to coincide with some towns’ Independence Day parades.
The state’s largest hospital promises ‘safe, high-quality care’ during the planned five-day nursing strike.
A man who police say threatened to knife to death a person on South Union Street in Burlington was arrested and jailed, pending arraignment today. NOTE: bail status was corrected and updated from previous edition today.
More affordable housing in Shelburne. Suicide prevention. State recreation plan.
Vermont’s political pundit class – with one notable exception – also has apparently decided that if you can’t say anything nice about Biden, don’t say anything at all.
Wrightsville, Waterbury and East Barre flood control dams will face new scrutiny after some ‘close calls’ during the Flood last year.
One caller compared the current Biden presidency to ‘Edith Wilson 2.0.’
You, Paul and I will discuss the Trump-Biden debate and what it could mean for the Democratic ticket, and for the country.
Police want to know how and why the teen died beneath a car.
Democratic incumbent senators face primaries in two Chittenden County districts, and in Windsor, Grand Isle, and Addison Counties.
The explosion resulted in serious injuries to both men.
Paul and I discuss why Bernie Sanders never will be, and never could have been, elected president.
A native American who identifies as ‘two spirit’ has been invited to the White House.
Vermont Gas Systems, Green Mountain Power, and Avangrid Renewables (three organizations Leonine represents) have significant stake in the decisions made by the Senate Natural Resources and Energy Committee, which Bray chairs.
No damage was done to either the white pickup or the front-end loader. Significant damage was done to the ATM and the exterior to the bank property.
The weight of installed and loaded equipment limit the interior space of the car as well as will diminish the range, especially in the winter.
Led by a $5 million grant from the Knight journalism foundation, UVM’s squad of student journalists is about to take a big step forward.
Vyhovsky is involved in a primary race against fellow incumbents Martine Gulick, Philip Baruth, and newcomer Stewart Ledbetter of Winooski, a former TV anchorman.
Driving a BMW, English allegedly passed a note to a bank teller demanding large bills and verbally threatened staff with a firearm, although no weapon was brandished.
The candidate for the Vermont Senate is no stranger to immersing himself in a foreign culture in order to bring positive change.
Vermont’s running phenom sets record at Olympic trials.
Information on their electoral status will be added to this spreadsheet later this week.
The Legislature overrode six of the seven gubernatorial vetoes on the June 17 veto session agenda. What’s next for Vermont taxpayers? Paul and Guy discuss.
Fire began on the porch and consumed the entire home.
Roll call – how did YOUR legislator vote?
Manning’s brother died in October 2015 at which time his SSA benefits should have terminated. They weren’t, as she discovered.
ISO-New England declares a Power Caution when it is concerned it may lack enough reserve power to provide electricity due to an unforeseen power shortage.
“It is unfortunate that this new tax law singles out short-term rental owners as the only contributors toward this increase. Hotels, Inns, restaurants, and all other Meals & Rooms Tax payers will remain at the 9% tax rate, while short-term rental owners will foot the bill for 12%.”
Recalling the police raid on the Kingdom Community Church/ Vermont Declaration of Inclusion initiative reaches new milestone
More homeless than ever. Burlington moving bus depot to discourage tent camps there.
Breaking news: House overrides vetoes on Act 250 reform, property tax hike, and safe injection site. More override votes to come….
