Big shortage in addiction counselors. Hunting the Wild Fungal Chicken. Mall shooter to be tried as adult.
Guy Page
Guy Page is the principal of Page Communications, and the editor and publisher of Vermont Daily Chronicle, the Chronicle of the Vermont State House, and Vermont Water Cooler
Shepard: Is voting Democrat evil in God’s eyes?
As seen with Ahab, God does not give a pass for government to commit evil acts. Neither does He to those who empower government bad-actors.
Climate Council BIPOC-only public hearing cancelled for ‘Zoom security issues’
A Vermont Climate Council public hearing not open to white people was cancelled at the last moment Tuesday due to ‘Zoom security issues.’ It’s been rescheduled for next Tuesday.
At-home Covid testing subject to ‘false negative and positive results,” FDA warns
The federal government – with the enthusiastic approval of Gov. Phil Scott – will spend billions buying and distributing at-home Covid self-testing testing kits given FDA Emergency Use Authorization Monday.
Dead body identified
The body of a dead woman found in Weathersfield has been identified. An autopsy will be performed to determine the cause and manner of death.
Schools don’t need parental OK to know student vax status
Parental permission is NOT required for schools to learn about students ‘ vax status, Essex parents learned Tuesday night.
Sidney Powell group sues to stop mandatory military vax
Powell sues Defense Dept. on behalf of military declining vax
White Cane Awareness Day, Oct. 15
White Cane Awareness Day walkers will gather Oct. 15 on State Street in Montpelier.
Water Cooler: state officials say they called FBI on EB-5 fraud / less than 10K have gotten booster / Mississippi jail to keep Vermont cons
Vermont convicts held in a Mississippi ‘contract’ prison had best settle in for the duration. The contract has been extended. That headline and others from Vermont media yesterday and today.
Leahy took EB-5 fraudster’s $$, urged quicker action for visa approval
Sen. Pat Leahy’s campaign received a $4800 donation from EB-5 fraudster Bill Stenger. He also urged a Senate committee to move faster on EB-5 visa approvals.
