The executive committees in Colchester and Grand Isle counties both moved quickly and quietly to begin the process of picking a new state senator.
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Guy Page is the editor and publisher of the Vermont Daily Chronicle.
Friday at Four: White, gun-totin’ liberal crimewave?/ 2024 Property Tax Revolt continues/ EVs and the Eclipse
First it was the shooting of three Palestinians. Then someone set Bernie Sanders’ outer office on fire. What do the suspects have in common?
NYC teen gang member sought for killing arrested in Enosburg
Concepcion allegedly shot a man during robbery of a NYC marijuana dispensary. He’s also a person of interest in two Burlington slayings.
Tune in for Episode #2 of VDC TV’s “Friday at Four”
On today’s Friday at Four, we look at – Crazy, white, gun-totin’ liberals / Don’t look now, the Taxpayer Revolt continues/ Getting it Wrong with Hydro/ The eclipse and EV Fragility. Your real-time, online comments welcome!
School funding bill would raise property taxes, with bigger increase for business and renters
What is almost certain about the ‘foundational funding’ bill is the non-homestead rate will be increased to 18.57% while the homestead yield is 15.54%.
Another ‘second-try’ school budget rejected by voters
Yesterday, a Rutland-Addison school district became the latest to see its second-try school budget go down in flames.
Vermont tax proposals would leave the State and Vermonters behind
Even more concerning for Vermont is the research showing the negative relationship between income tax rates and gross domestic product.
“Existential threat’ of climate change, ratepayer shock won’t save Green River Hydro from state regulators
So what’s really going on here? Why is the State of Vermont willing to flick away a source of affordable, carbon free power that promotes tourism, created a beautiful state park, and even protects loons?
VT Headlines: Tesla holds grand opening in SoBu
The 1,000 current Tesla drivers in Vermont now have an instate service center.
Tractor-trailer hits car head-on, kills Waitsfield woman
For reasons unknown, the TT left its lane and struck the Subaru head-on.