Even the pooches who didn’t win still wagged their tails and grinned ear to ear.
Best Pooch in the Noosk returns to the Onion City
Because It’s Friday: Vermont’s lingering mysteries continue to bewilder and bemuse
A trio of videos on Vermont’s spooky critters, ghastly tales, and haunting mysteries.
VIDEO: The Zizians: A deep dive into the dark internet cult
Using mind-control tactics that mirror the BITE model of cult manipulation, Ziz transformed online followers into real-world extremists,
GulfofAmericaitis infects NE governors…..
Here’s another idea……
Dog rescue was a way of life for Hinesburg woman
VT Dog Rescue continues its work after founder’s death.
P.L.A.Y. and Cabot Creamery team up for Seriously Sharp Squeaker dog toy
Inspired by Cabot’s iconic Vermont Seriously Sharp Cheddar Cheese, this eco-friendly toy embodies the quality and community spirit both brands are known for.
Post card mania: the more things change …
The postcard is an archaic vestige of the past. But it was not always so. At one time, it was a viral modern medium propelled by technology, marketing, self-expression, and whimsy.
One hundred years later, remembering Olympian Eric Liddell
This is the 100th anniversary of Eric Liddell winning the gold medal in the men’s 400m. He won it on July 11, 1924, but in this year‘s Olympics that event final is scheduled for August 7.
Because It’s Friday: J. D. Vance on America’s forgotten working class
J. D. Vance delivers his 2016 TED talk on helping kids from America’s forgotten places break free from hopelessness and live better lives.
Creemee Cast: The Aaron Clark Interview
Pastor Aaron Clark talks with Paul Bean about hypocrites in the church, spiritual darkness in Central Vermont, how they met, and how each of them found faith in Jesus Christ. And they say what they think about VDC Editor and Publisher Guy Page.
Bananas: The bear necessities
The age old question of “which would you rather run into in the woods: a random man or random bear” exposed us all to the death-defying logic that is feminism.
Video: Cleese: Cancel the censors!
Bigfoot Vocalization in Orleans County?
A Bigfoot heard in Orleans County? You decide. NOT Satire. Because it’s Friday.
History firsts on the First
The first day of the new year also marks the anniversary of several milestone moments in history. See how many of these “firsts on the First” events you know with this short, fun quiz.
Video: 5 mysterious unsolved crimes from Vermont
While it’s generally very quiet and tranquil here, make no mistake about it – Vermont has a fair share of strange and mysterious crimes.
Vermont’s evolving relationship with Daylight Saving Time
Vermont’s vacillating policies with regard to Daylight Saving Time, and with the Federal Government in general, are as ingrained in the State’s character as much as dairy and maple syrup.
Meet Sue Wear, Chittenden County’s pet sleuth extraordinaire
For the last decade Wear and several pals have worked to reunite families with their furry friends.
Swimmer wraps up swim of all 410 miles of Connecticut River
An epic, four-year swim of the length of the turbulent Connecticut River will conclude this weekend.
Savoring the Vermont acorn
Venture into Vermont’s oaks, embrace the art of acorn foraging, and unlock a world of culinary possibilities that connect you with the land and nourish both body and soul.
Vermonters take on every town through the 251 Club challenge
The 251 Club is a nonprofit for Vermont enthusiasts that challenges people to visit all 251 (now 252 with the addition of Essex Junction last year) municipalities in the state.
Secrets of the Bennington Triangle
The mysteries of the Bennington Triangle remain elusive, defying easy explanations. It is a testament to the power of the preternatural, the inexplicable, and the enduring allure of the unknown.
A mountain cornucopia: wild edible plants found in Vermont
Delving into the fascinating world of wild edible plants found in Vermont, highlighting ten of the most common and delicious options available in the region.
Prager U: The bitter taste of ‘Defund the Police’
A law-and-order conservative is a liberal who’s been car-jacked.
Warner: Are you ready for Project Blue Beam?
Surely Serge Monast sounded like a crank to most of the people who bothered to entertain his theories back in the 80s and 90s. However, thirty years later are his detractors looking like the foolishly naïve?
‘Vermont Is A State I Love’ speech given by Coolidge after 1927 flood
During an inspection of recovery efforts from the Flood of 1927, the normally taciturn Coolidge gushed (for him) love and appreciation for the state of his birth.
Montpelier and Concord, the Forgotten Capitals
And the capital of Vermont is…wait, gimme a sec….
Bennett: June is Dairy Month, especially in Manhattan
Just having the word Vermont on the label trumps everything. Several Wall Streeters cart the milk home to New Canaan and Saddle River in their briefcases.
Stowe Rotary holds Smugglers Notch Stuckage Raffle
Guess the date and time!
Video: Tourists, don’t do this when you visit Vermont
Vermonters will help visitors if they’re in distress. Just don’t expect them to be all warm and fuzzy. Oh, and creemees.
They Use Your Tax Money for This?!
What does our government actually use our money for? Comedian JP Sears and We Lie to You News tells all!
Beloved crossing guard offers smiles and safe passage
“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.”
Martha’s Vineyard makes amends for migrant debacle
“Climate change is going to destroy this island if we don’t do something fast,” the Martha’s Vineyard Equity Council said. “This wall nothing to do with keeping the brownies out.”
Vermont husband found dead while waiting for wife to get ready for date night
Five hours of waiting for his wife to get ready proved to be too much for a White River Junction man, Fake News reporter Johnny Bananas reports.
Satire from the Babylon Bee: Top alternative words to use when you can’t say ‘groomer’
Now that Big Tech social media platforms are cracking down on the use of the word ‘groomer,’ the Babylon Bee offers helpful alternatives.
Babylon Bee: Biden races to sniff one last girl before losing smell to Covid
“The President has taken every precaution possible to ensure that his dearly beloved olfactory nerve remains healthy,” said White House physician Dr. Elliot Reed.
Babylon Bee: Warren condemns Underground Railroad for tricking slaves into escaping
“The anti-choice Underground Railroad didn’t know what’s best for them like we Democrats do,” Sen. Warren said. “We should have shut this down across the country.”
Jan. 6 Hearing Review: A Tour De Force That Demands To Be Seen On The Largest Screen Possible
Over the course of several hours, we learned that some rioters tried to destroy our democracy by entering the Capitol Building and taking selfies and putting their booted Nazi feet upon Nancy Pelosi’s sacred desk.
