
The optimistic name is gone, but the controversial contents remain: S.5 is now in the House.
Guy Page is the editor and publisher of the Vermont Daily Chronicle.
The optimistic name is gone, but the controversial contents remain: S.5 is now in the House.
“Anybody who was ever in the military or the Boy Scouts probably has marched to that song,” lead sponsor John Arrison said yesterday.
Thanks to quick-killing fentanyl, overdoses in Vermont continue to climb – either with greater availability of Narcan.
I am looking at you, climate warriors in the State House sporting Caribbean tans this week.
Only men could oppress women for thousands of years, then turn around, put on a dress, and complain they are the most marginalized group in society.
E coli bacteria could have been entering the river for weeks afterwards.
Some Vermont teens have their Greta game on.
Two children and a family dog survived the blaze.
House Ed bill clamps down on private schools.
It’s not V-for-Veto time yet, but Gov. Scott really, really doesn’t like a senate committee’s removal of Act 250 housing exemption for 25-unit housing developments.