Guy Page is the editor and publisher of the Vermont Daily Chronicle.
The founders of the influential legal-pot Marijuana Policy Project are directing the political and IT efforts of a national prostitution legalization group funding Vermont organizations.
Indiana life insurance CEO says deaths are up 40% among people ages 18-64, and most of the claims for deaths being filed are not classified as Covid-19 deaths.
Mother and son in car found victim of gunshot wounds.
With Build Back Better in limbo, Democrats have a renewed focus to take control of state elections.
A Vermont legislator in the thick of the battle for vaccine and mask mandate freedom is also a pastor’s wife. And she has a word for Vermonters facing an uncertain 2022..
Gather this Sunday, January 2 on the State House lawn to celebrate the Nativity and pray for Vermont.
Despite the evidence, Health Commissioner Mark Levine calls the vaccine extraordinarily safe. And doesn’t respond directly to concerns about people losing jobs because they won’t get vaccinated.
As bad as 2020-21 were, the four years on the home front of WWII were worse, its veterans recall.
In November, for the third month in a row, Covid-19 killed more fully vaccinated Vermont residents than unvaccinated.
School officials admit a Brattleboro first-grader was vaccinated for Covid-19 against his parents’ will.
This news story went viral: more than three-quarters of Vermont Covid-19 fatalities in September were vaccine ‘breakthrough’ cases.
Changing crops is Vermont’s only hope.
Sanders writes a letter to Warren Bufffet demanding he stand with striking steelworkers.
While Texas led both in crude oil production and bankruptcies, New Mexico became second-largest oil producer in the U.S.
The Vermont Legislature will meet remotely for the first two weeks – at least.
An Essex Junction man and challenger for both governor and GOP Party chair wants the Vermont Republican Party to remove party affiliation from any elected officials who fail to follow the state party platform.
About 75 people gathered Thursday evening July 8 in Orleans to learn more about how Critical Race Theory (CRT) is being taught in our schools. What they heard from middle school and high school students surprised many.
Newport man David Perry attacked and assaulted a Burlington police officer, seriously injuring the officer’s leg.
South Burlington man Ian Gardner used a knife to force a Simon’s employee to open the cash register, police say.
Political collectives of special interest are depriving humanity of its just priority.
It takes a village to attack a teenager.
Alex Katsnelson was fired by the Village of Essex Junction from his position as a lifeguard at the Maple Street pool due to his public opposition to Critical Race Theory as taught at Essex High School.
In this June 3 news story, a slew of resignations in the past year had left the remaining Brattleboro cops exhausted, the town’s police chief told selectboard members. As a result, patrol coverage dropped from three shifts to two.
Free antigen tests for students K-12 . Registration required. Testing NOT required for returning to school.
The annual Vermont Rally for Life will gather in Montpelier Saturday, January 22 – the 49th anniversary of Roe V. Wade.
A new reader thanks all the Chroniclers.
Gender fluidity is a religion because it affirms that individuals have an identity which transcends physical reality.
Covid treatments (as opposed to vaccines) are hard to come by in Vermont, Commissioner Mark Levine explains.
Debate about mask mandates was intense during a recent WDEV radio program.
Fear of the Omicron variant is what’s to blame for those added nights in an airport.
Paul Dame says encouraging moments from 2021 show the VT GOP has momentum.
A smaller deer herd and challenging hunting conditions resulted in a lower than usual harvest this year.
Health Commissioner Mark Levine said in a late May press conference he was unaware the CDC website shows eight Vermonters have died as a Covid-19 vaccinations.
Journalist Auditi Guha bashed communities “full of white people” as “boring” on Twitter on March 15, just two days before VT announced her hiring as a senior editor at VTDigger.
Tuesday, April 13, School choice supporter and BLM organization critic Liz Cady won a three-year seat, beating six-year incumbent and self-described racial and climate justice activist Liz Subin.
Every Tuesday morning Gov. Scott’s press office sends Covid-19 Data Modeling to the media before his noontime press conference. Now see it for yourself.
Vermont’s most famous current Olympic skier has tested positive for Covid-19.
A 49-year-old New York Times editor dies of heart attack a day after getting booster and writing, “Okay Omicron, hit me with your wet snot.”
Campaign for Vermont sees pension reform, water quality, and tourism, workforce and broadband development as crucial areas of improvement in 2022.
A 39-year-old man from Rhode Island is facing multiple charges following an incident that began in Sheffield on Sunday, police say. Authorities were alerted by several 911 calls regarding a wrong-way driver […]
Vermont Daily Chronicle publishes first Readable House Journal – a blow by blow account of legislation moving through the House of Representatives, one day at a time.
Today, as I prepare to write about crossover in the Vermont Legislature and a meteor that flashed across the Vermont sky Sunday night, my heart is with the family of a dear friend, Heather Sheppard, who blazed her own beautiful path until Sunday morning at 11:55 when she crossed over into eternity.
John Klar writes on March 5 – “Donald Trump has passed from view, but the virus of New Leftism is thriving and easy to see. And what is visible is that it is a bitter, seething contempt, far wider than any one man.”
According to the new state energy plan, Vermont should drive and heat electric. It should also have reliable electricity. Can we have both?
If the Legislature approves a Burlington charter change backed by the city council AND decriminalizes prostitution, the door will be open to unfettered, legal prostitution in Vermont’s largest city.
The nude fitness photos were meant to highlight the beauty of the human form.
With a carbon tax no longer a viable option, the Vermont Climate Council now wants to raid federal ‘recovery’ money to fund its aggressive anti-carbon campaign.
Another First in the Nation Ban proposed in the Vermont Legislature.
Music to an editor’s ears! Thanks to the St. Albans couple who, like many others, show their appreciation for Vermont Daily Chronicle with kind words and a check.
Canada’s federal government admitted to secretly surveilling its population’s movement during Covid lockdown.
In most democratically-elected countries, voting requires photo ID. Absentee voting is rare. Where allowed, Strict ID is required. But mention these safeguards in the U.S., and the progs call you racist and regressive. What’s going on?
A 19-month-old boy died after the car he was riding in, operated by Meagan Staples, left the road and overturned in a brook in Sheldon, Vermont.
H.283, providing the right to refuse any unwanted test, treatment, or vaccine, was introduced yesterday into the Vermont House. Sponsored by four Republicans, a Democrat, and an independent, it would specifically prevent employers and state government from requiring vaccination in exchange for jobs, travel, childcare and other benefits.
At the January 25 Vermont Climate Council meeting, the Massachusetts climate czar tells them his plans to “turn the screws” on ordinary people, including senior citizens on fixed incomes, and “break their will.”
The leftist organization Antifa did infiltrate the January 6 attack on the Capitol in Washington, D.C. – but only to monitor, not to instigate violence, a Northeast Antifa spokesperson said.
The nation’s highest court will start 2022 hearing appeals to Biden’s various vaccine mandates.
The man shot and killed by Minneapolis cop Kim Potter never should have been out on the streets.
UVM requires all students to be boosted with a third vaccine shot.
Trying to raise money for a field trip, some sixth-grade parents raffled off four guns. School administrators took exception.
Another gifted artist among Vermont Daily Chronicle readers submits his first political cartoon.
I didn’t do it, says the ex-CNN producer with the Ludlow ski chalet facing heinous child sex charges.
Hearing echoes of the Holocaust in some Vermonters talk about solving the unvaccinated problem.
Bayside Pavilion, Colchester veteran Louis Armstrong, Jr. recites “The Night Before Christmas”
Christmas unites believers and non-believers in the promise of generosity and goodwill.
Springfield, Massachusetts in the news again for Vermont drug trafficking.
New Hampshire man sentenced for his role in a methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy in Vermont.
Reported adverse effects of COVID-19 vaccines have dramatically increased.
Charlotte Road Commissioner Junior Lewis used his own excavating equipment to plow the town’s roads. A fire in his building destroyed them all.
Our youngest Americans are paying the price for government’s indiscriminate policies enacted due to Covid-19.
Filled her cart and left without paying. Cops are looking for her – give them a call if you know who she is.
A Rutland woman tried to stab a fabric store employee who confronted her with retail theft.
The American Civil Liberties Union in Vermont wants the Legislature to explore legalizing Overdose Prevention Sites – essentially locations where people can use illegal drugs ‘safely’ and without getting hassled by the cops.
Kinda hard to hire a new police chief when the Burlington City Council won’t let Mayor Miro Weinberger pay him/her enough or delegate authority to discipline officers.
AG Donovan has concerned about the Department of Homeland Security’s facial recognition tech.
The Ethan Allen Institute looks under the hood of the Mack Truck of environmental regulation heading your way.
Today’s media headlines…..
Who’s to blame for Cuba’s misery? Sen. Patrick Leahy hands a tiny dollop of blame to the Marxist government, and a heaping serving to the U.S. government – including the current administration.
Officials don’t know how many of Vermont’s 455 official Covid-19 deaths are actually from Covid, or are just “with” Covid.
At yesterday’s press conference, the Health Dept. announced Covid ICU bed use fell last week. And Health Commissioner Mark Levine said the fully vaxxed can transmit the disease.
A longtime Republican state senator is considering a run for lieutenant governor.
Fundraising is up and plans for growth will be announced shortly, the new VT GOP chair says.
Canadian province halts giving boosters to elders after reports of severe side effects.
The flu is back.
A St. Johnsbury man was handcuffed and escorted out of the North Country Union High School gym for not wearing a mask.
Watching Vermont’s Congress Critters on social media is like watching wildlife on a backyard camera.
Switching from fossil fuels to heat, drive, ride and mow will continue to save $$ for rebate-using GMP ratepayers in 2022.
A Cavendish man faces a charge of animal cruelty after killing a neighbor’s pet piglet, state police say.
Willem Post isn’t shedding any tears over the demise of the Build Back Better bill – if, in fact, it’s really dead.
Beth Novotny, Heather Gray, and Justin Jiron have been appointed to Vermont Superior Court judgeships.
A lawmaker fights for medical freedom using the tool of non-compliance.
A new reader and recent subscriber tells how she learned about the Vermont Daily Chronicle and why she now subscribes.
A Vermont school district wants Wednesday afternoons to be kid-free.
The Vermont Climate Council has plans a’plenty for carbon reduction but neither the money nor the workforce to make them happen.
Selling socialism under the guise of liberalism, Bernie’s 1976 dream is becoming a reality.
After Biden’s disastrous handling of the border crisis, Texas Governor Abbott is taking control.
No voters explain for themselves why they voted against a huge Washington County school bond.
At noontime last Thursday, a Montpelier co-op shopper became angry after being denied service for not wearing a mask. Now police say he knocked over a sign with his pickup truck.
A Winooski man who police say broke into cars parked near hiking trails and then immediately used stolen credit cards has been arrested and jailed.
Legislative committees are set to act on a recommendation barring from the State House lawmakers who won’t show proof of Covid-19 vaccination or submit to a PCR test.
Springfield, MA crime gangs are bringing illegal drugs and violence to Bennington and Southern Vermont, the BPD police chief said recently.
Democrats and Republicans alike fear the next election will be stolen. They’re both giving us all plenty of reason to worry.
