Guy Page is the editor and publisher of the Vermont Daily Chronicle.
Older people who grew up in Burlington remember Little Jerusalem, the Jewish neighborhood in the hill section of the Old North End.
Fall foliage is a chemical reaction, influenced by external factors including climate, water, and length of day. Parts of the process are still actually a bit of a mystery.
It’s Freedom of the Press Day all over the world – NOT.
UVM’s new, state-of-the-art research boat will be named after retiring Sen. Patrick Leahy’s wife Marcelle and moored at the Leahy Center on the Burlington waterfront.
Vermont could become home to an Odd Burger vegan fastfood franchise.
The transgender movement “led us to sacrifice our healthy bodies and future fertility in obeisance to the claim that our suffering was a result of having a gender identity that did not match our biological sex.”
A father whose son was shot down in 2018 is running for the Senate to restore public safety.
The search warrant execution led to the seizure of felony amounts of what the Department suspects are hallucinogenic mushrooms, prepackaged marijuana, hashish/hash oils, and cannabis edibles.
School choice law with teeth passes in Arizona. When will it be Vermont’s turn?
World class brands. World class businesses, athletes, leaders, and hospitality. Just think of what this state has already contributed to the world.
Two separate, dangerously high speed drivers were arrested without injury to themselves or others.
Joe Biden has made another inexcusable verbal blunder. But his spoken errors are nothing compared to policy mistakes.
A 26-year-old man led police on a Church Street foot chase before his apprehension.
Headlines from today’s Vermont news media.
National thought leaders will gather at the Restoring Our Faith Summit later this month.
A social-liberal logger from Stowe and an Addison County retired nurse opposing transgender legislation both must defeat Democratic opponents to win House seats this year.
Lt. Gov. candidate David Zuckerman 14 years ago adroitly worked the land trust system to add more than 100 acres of land and receive a hefty cash payment, a farmer, lawyer and Vermont Senate candidate says.
“Double voting is incredibly rare, and when it does happen it is caught, investigated and acted on,” a Vermont election official promised today.
A truck belonging to a Waterbury man who went missing 16 years ago this month has been found by a traveling band of rescue divers and salvage workers.
A man with a history of fleeing police is on the lam and considered armed and dangerous.
There are better ways to reduce marijuana crime incarceration than creating a huge, legal retail market, Smart Approaches to Marijuana says.
A well-known maple sugar producer has been appointed to the state board charged with promoting economic development.
Sign waves opposing Article 22 are planned statewide.
On the Burlington City Council, off the City Council for college student Ali House. This headline and others from Vermont media today.
When loving a substance abuser is killing you, it’s time to seek help.
A rocket scientist, a farmer, and a business owner with six children are among the first-time candidates seeking Republican seats in the Vermont Legislature.
Legislation prohibiting Vermont parents from stopping child gender surgery and hormone blockers would be protected by Article 22.
There is so much historically that science has gotten wrong. So much pain, death and damage have been left in technology’s wake. The list is but here is a start:
The USDA is pushing The People’s Garden Initiative, which includes registering gardens nationwide for a “more diverse and resilient local food system.”
Homeland Security is worried about the public safety threat posed by drones. Tough new legislation needed, its chief says.
Vermont schools aren’t always safe from violence. A new state task force will study the problem and advise changes.
A retired businessman from Lyndon, Charles Wilson wants to go to Montpelier to fight the climate emergency agenda.
Serried by a band of I-pad toting millennials dressed in business casual jeans and cleverly sloganed t-shirts, Musk strode triumphantly to his new office with the corner window overlooking the Whole Foods market across the street.
The drug-induced death of their six-month-old son has resulted in involuntary manslaughter charges against a Barre couple.
The Democrat running against incumbent Phil Scott spent weeks sleeping on the State House steps protesting homelessness. Now she has a plan to stop it.
I speak to a lot of young people. And they are scared. They don’t want to speak out. Because they are scared of a backlash.
The inclusion of Black Lives Matter as a source of cultural necessity rather than as a denunciation of encroaching Marxism had me wondering if the author was another elite socialist masquerading as a scholar.
I think we need to let our children be children up until they’re 18. Then they can decide for themselves who they are.
Wildcatters who typically drill fast and force prices down have been stymied by pressure against investment in fossil fuels and a hostile regulatory environment.
The pandemic brought with it “Covid refugees” with a strong desire to escape the uncomfortably crowded, but locked-down cities. It’s just one of the reasons for the trend towards short-term rentals.
Vermont motorcycle drivers suffered at least their ninth fatality of 2022 when a 20-year-old man riding a motorcycle struck a vehicle turning left.
J.K. Rowling says anyone on the opposite side of Fred Sargeant is on the wrong side of history.
Richmond is back to full flouride status. This headline and others taken from today’s Vermont media headlines.
A state directive says parents have no right to information about their child’s gender identity contained in school records.
Two active duty Air Force airmen are charged with assaulting a man in Burlington September 17, and a woman who was sleeping in a bank vestibule is being sought for allegedly attacking a 69-year-old man in a wheelchair and stealing his cash.
Giving a ‘Compelling State Interest’ about reproduction to a Legislature that would radically reduce the impact of humanity on the ecosystem – that’s something to worry about.
UVM has combined its arts education into one new School.
Give an addict $100. Will he buy drugs or food for his or her family?
Two more deaths by gunfire last night in Burlington and South Burlington. A police press conference is scheduled for this afternoon.
Today’s headlines: ‘Tis the season for deer hunting, retail pot, and campaign finance reports.
A silent protest was held at an Outright Vermont event Saturday on Church Street in Burlington over the assault of a gay man by trans activists September 18.
A biological male refused to leave the high school girls locker room when asked, and instead watched the girls change. Later, the student reportedly threatened to kill someone after being shown media coverage.
It is clearly a law violation for a male student to watch a female student change her bra or underwear in a women’s locker room or bathroom.
Chronic understaffing “makes it difficult to weather the ‘typical’ absences we see, especially as we enter the Fall cold, flu and of course COVID season,” Supt. Meagan Roy said.
Members of Vermont’s highly professional, understaffed state police will receive recognition and promotions Friday. And then it’s back to work.
66 Republican state and local leaders and activists (so far) have signed a letter supporting Libertarian Party nominee Ericka Redic as their preferred candidate for Congress over Democrat Becca Balint or GOP nominee Liam Madden.
Last week two of Vermont’s largest news media ran lengthy, in-depth analyses of Article 22 – without interviewing any critics of the controversial constitutional amendment.
For the Vermont pro-abortion lobby, it’s all or nothing — either you believe in abortion up to the time of birth or you are not pro-choice in their eyes.
The thousands of credentialed scientists who find no credible support for an approaching ‘climate emergency’ don’t exist in the Nature Conservancy’s keynote speaker’s world.
For what it’s worth – read Putin’s speech after he annexed Ukrainian territory. “The people have made their unequivocal choice.”
A skilled psychiatrist teaches providers and the families they help how to cope with a loved one trapped in substance abuse.
Trans activists initiated violence against a gay retired police officer, and the LGB Alliance wants a public apology.
It costs a lot of $$ to build a new high school, Burlingtonians are finding out. That headline and others from today’s VT news media.
Article 22 would prohibit any prohibition of late term abortion. And what’s with the new Constitutional right for Reproductive Autonomy for men?
Three police officers “reasonably believed they were in imminent danger of being killed or suffering great bodily harm” in the attempted apprehension of a murder suspect in Brattleboro, authorities have ruled.
Adults age 21 and over will be able to purchase up to 1 ounce of marijuana or 8,400 milligrams of THC-infused products.
Suicide is the ninth leading cause of death in Vermont, and the second leading cause of death among people in Vermont ages 15 to 34.
Now that Bradford has approved retail cannabis sales, a couple hopes to open the store next to a martial arts studio. Selling marijuana “can only bring prosperity,” Kendall Gendron confidently states.
The Vermont National Guard has revised sex assault prevention policies, updated leader training, and sustained the necessary number of sex assault prevention personnel, a national assessment found.
A beautiful but little-known state park in the northwestern corner of Vermont just got 164 acres bigger.
Relax, that looming ban on buying a gas-powered car, enacted without a vote by the Legislature, is a mere 12 years away.
“It is pretty scary to start school, especially on opening day, so I try to keep them from crying, help them feel more comfortable at school.”
“We know that the council refuses to help us or put any resources at our disposal to reconcile the obvious rift in our community,” Barre Diversity & Equity Committee chair Joelen Mulvaney said.
A Middlesex engineer and farmer wants to become Vermont’s first Libertarian state senator.
Former WCAX anchor Judy Simpson became the news as she fled her Florida home.
A biological male on the Randolph Union High School girl’s volleyball team has been changing in the girls’ locker room.
A Milton man is the winner of a 9 MM door prize from a pro-Second Amendment candidate meet-and-greet in Williston.
The State of Vermont is spending $4.1 million to help revitalize 49 historic and/or strategic buildings in downtowns and villages.
With pro-life sidewalk vigils underway in three Vermont cities, a former abortionist tells why he stopped.
Volunteers needed for the annual spiny softshell turtle beach cleanup day Saturday, October 15.
The cost of living has jumped an average of $597/month since the inauguration of Joe Biden.
Plenty of finger pointing over sabotage of Russian natural gas pipeline to Germany. Whodunit?
Spectacular vehicle fire on I-91 Wednesday afternoon.
Rep. Dr. George Till, baby-deliverer-by-night, legislator and usurper of parental rights by day, apparently also has the gift of prophecy.
Tiktok is chock full of teenagers posting breathless videos. This one from a TPUSA conservative volunteer named Esther describes her visit to Hanover (NH) high school.
Vermont news media report the red-hot news of the day.
“I am concerned about the otherization that is going on,” Toborg said. “There are forces here that want to divide us. There are forces that want us to express hatred against each other.”
The pro-life activist whose home was raided by a squad of FBI agents and who was taken away in shackles had already promised to appear voluntarily in court if charged.
It’s hard for a state government to argue for taxpayer money to subsidize the high cost of something they’re simultaneously trying to price consumers out of the market.
If the school or town refuses to shed the necessary light, then the opportunity to drive another nail in the anti-hate coffin will be missed thanks to the false altar upon which the hate hoaxes have been committed over the years.
Author, radio host and theologian Dennis Prager will lead a lineup of renowned social scientists, faith leaders and physicans speaking at the Restoring Our Faith Summit October 25 in South Burlington.
“We are living in a time when we often tell our neighbors to go out and live the Dream, but what are we doing to help them do that?,” Democratic House candidate and minister Devon Thomas asks.
Another freeway vehicular collision with a large animal.
The Covid-19 MRNA vaccine was found in the breast milk of about half of the participants in a New York hospital study.
Use of the abortion pill increased in Vermont in 2020. This headline and others from today’s Vermont news media.
Starting in 2023, Vermont State College tuition will cost less than $10,000.
A case dismissed by the courts provided the legal basis for the early morning raid by a large squad of FBI agents on the home of a pro-life activist.
With pandemic money from the feds, the State of Vermont has been paying 100% of electric bills for qualified renters. That deal ends Saturday.
All but one of the states with universal mailed ballots are below the U.S. average in the disparity between white and black voting rates. Vermont is the second-worst in the nation.
Raul Garcia was already late for his scheduled court appearance Monday morning when he twice eluded police on his motorcycle. Police nabbed him at the court house.
