Guy Page is the editor and publisher of the Vermont Daily Chronicle.
The State of Vermont failed to jail a repeat offender even when he carried crack cocaine into the state probation office. A federal judge jailed him this week for using his home as a drug dealer haven.
Half of the Senate is signing on to a bill to keep state libraries open and the book collection intact.
Once the roads are plowed and the lights come back on, we quickly forget about a crippling snowstorm. But they’re in Day Four of darkness in Windham County.
Two abortion/transgender services bills passed, one passed by the House and the other by the Senate, take parents out of the decision-making process.
A former teacher at Founders School in Essex has been charged with years of unlawful sexual contact with a girl who was 10 years old when it began.
The owner of a cleaning business significantly overstated lost earnings in order to receive Pandemic Paycheck Protection funding.
State and local Bennington leaders will gather for a first-of-a-kind public safety and health summit Monday, March 20.
Tuition for religious schools, solutions to the housing shortage, and paid family leave are all up for discussion – and perhaps decisions – by the Legislature this week.
Pros and cons of giving everyone two hours of paid time off on Town Meeting Day and primary and general elections.
A Senate bill chooses repeal over reform of the state’s prostitution laws.
