Price increases “are not due to any state policy,” but the State of Vermont does offer a some programs for people hit hard by inflation.
Guy Page
Guy Page is the editor and publisher of the Vermont Daily Chronicle.
Bernie: Dems face crushing defeat – time to turn left!
Republicans stand an excellent chance of winning this coming November, because for years the Democratic party has been hemorrhaging support from the white working class and is now losing support from Latino, Black and Asian workers as well.
Warner: Are we there yet? The Road to Pathocracy
A picture emerges of certain types of people at the control of the communist engine, starting with its authors and culminating with its executors.
Springfield, MA man found guilty of drug-related kidnapping, attack in Lowell
At one point during the kidnapping, the informant had a knife held to his throat while he was tied up, cut on his cheek by a razor blade, hit over the head by a bottle, and burned by a heated-up fork.
State-federal Medicaid deal covers 200K Vermonters
The Global Commitment demonstration increases Vermonters’ access to health care services, strengthens the health care system, and supports health care providers recovering from disruptions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, state officials say.
Muzzleloader antlerless deer permit applications available
Antlerless deer permit applications are available online now.
Sheriff arrested for sexual assault
Addison County’s elected sheriff has been arrested for sexual assault on a 35-year-old woman with whom he was living in March.
State’s attorney Sarah George, challenger Ted Kenney to square off in candidate forum
At a July 6 candidate forum, the Chittenden County state’s attorney supported by George Soros will face questions about the increase of violent crime and shoplifting.
Malcolm “Mac” Teale running for House in Lamoille County
A carpenter and Republican candidate for a Lamoille County House seat wants a Vermont where people can flourish economically with a strong infrastructure and the least amount of government intrusion into people’s lives.
Water Cooler: GOP sues over Winooski non-citizen voting
Now that the U.S. Supreme Court has seems to be taking a dim view of non-citizen voting, the City of Winooski wants a judge to throw out a GOP lawsuit against its non-citizen voting charter change.
