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Today: who is YOUR favorite president?
Bill from Morrisville chimed in on Thomas Jefferson’s support for Congressman Matthew Lyon, who was charged by the Adams administration for publishing allegedly seditious statements, convicted and fined $1500 and jailed in Vergennes.
How can we cut Vermont government spending? Let’s talk – today
Today on Hot Off The Press at 11:05 AM on WDEV, we’ll be talking about cutting spending in Vermont State Government. Not just me talking – I want a conversation with you. I know you care about this. About your tax bills. About out of control spending. I will be attending the governor’s press conference at noon today and I want your questions. Your ideas. Please call in at 802-244-1777.
HOTP today: Planet Hank on Becca Balint/ Children’s Health Defense Day
Burlington City Council turns back another anti-Israel boycott. And a GOP House members talks about how to CUT sp*nding and t*xes.
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AI threatens journalism jobs? Vax, energy legislation… and more on today’s Hot Off The Press 11:05
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Gun rights, Act 250, Queen City politics today on Hot Off The Press
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Hot Off The Press today: Feedback Friday
Whether you’re working at home or shopping or in the car or just hanging out, I hope you will have your say, hang out with us for an hour, listen and call in with your comment or question – 802-244-1777.
Drought suffering, big school – small school, Elon vs. Bernie etc. on Feedback Friday
Whether you’re working at home or shopping or in the car or just hanging out, I hope you will have your say, hang out with us for an hour, listen and call in with your comment or question – 802-244-1777.
Reporter on Vermont immigrant detainee series guest on Thursday’s Hot Off The Press
Vermont Public reporter Peter Hirschfeld joined Hot Off The Press call-in radio show Thursday.
HOTP Tuesday: Gun rights activists sue over waiting period, Memorial Auditorium block redo to cost million$$
Pushing back in federal court against Vermont gun control laws.
Today on Hot Off The Press: Ben & Jerry’s wastewater violations – 2A Tuesday – Memorial Auditorium update plans
Listen at 11:05 AM today on WDEV AM 550, FM 96.1, and on wdevradio.com. Call in at 802-244-1777. You can also email your comment or question to news@vermontdailychronicle.com.
HOTP Today: Downtown woes, woodstove blues, and Somali flag story goes viral
Today’s Hot Off The Press show will be a little city and a little country. In the first half hour, we’ll be talking with Kolby LaMarche, editor of the Burlington Daily News, about downtown Burlington amid the desperate holiday shopping season, and in the second half of the show with pig farmer, inventor, and FYIVT publisher Dave Soulia and climate change activists making noise about taking away your woodstove.
HOTP today: will either school redistricting plan reduce our taxes?
by Guy Page Today on Hot Off The Press, we’re taking up a story that goes right to the heart of Vermont’s education system and the property-tax crisis that’s hitting homeowners and […]
Epoch Times profiles MAHA advocate John Klar
If you follow Vermont news, you know John Klar. Now the rest of the world is getting to know him, too.
Feedback Friday video: Is Democrat senator planning a statewide run?
Kesha Ram Hinsdale ran for lieutenant governor once. Is she thinking about a second run – or maybe she has her sights set higher? Call in at 11:05 today to 802-244-1777.
It’s Feedback Friday today on Hot Off The Press! Call 802-244-1777
Today, Friday, November 7 is Feedback Friday on Hot Off The Press, VDC’s radio show on WDEV AM-550, FM 96.1, and http://www.wdevradio.com. You are invited to call in to 802-244-1777 between 11:05 – noon.
Today on Hot Off The Press: State Police patrol Burlington/ GOP state chair candidates stump in Barre/ State to pay half of SNAP benefits/ 3 of four Vermonters not Vaxxed for Covid
Call in to Hot Off The Press 802-244-1777 at 11:05 AM today and every weekday, listen in on WDEV AM 550, FM 96.1, and wdevradio.com.
Hot Off The Press podcast: John Klar, national MAHA voice
A Vermont farmer and pastor is growing his national following as a MAHA advocate following a news story in a national news outlet.
Hot Off The Press today interview lawyer for citizens’ voting rights
One of the lawyers arguing for citizens’ voting rights in the Vermont Supreme Court will be interviewed today on Hot Off The Press, VDC’s news and call-in opinion program at 11:05 AM on WDEV AM 550, FM 96.1, and livestreamed at wdevradio.com.
Every episode of HOTP. Today: Non-citizen voting law goes to VT Supreme Court
Citizen voters’ rights lawyer Brady Toensing explains the RITE lawsuit against Burlington’s non-citizen voting law.
Oct. 28: Today, on Tuesday’s Hot Off The Press
VT’s lost funding, Scott’s support for getting SNAP back via the courts, a BTV exploitation case, and more.
Mamdani, marijuana, Middlebury suicide stories focus on Hot Off The Press
Great discussion about Bernie, Mamdani and Northfield PD chief resignation. Thanks to Bob, Mark, Fred, Rebecca, Paul and Donald for calling in.
Call in today at 11:05 – noon for Feedback Friday on Hot Off The Press
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HOTP Today: Illegal immigrant faces murder charge. Lawsuit opposes Burlington citizen-only voting
Removed twice, he returned during three years ago, authorities say.
2A Tuesday, Backlog Court on today’s Hot Off The Press
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10/24 HOTP: Feedback Friday callers speak out on government shutdown
Allison, Tim, Kevin, Scott, Tom, Martin and Gregory weighed in on the headlines, including how the looming loss of food and heat benefits due to the government shutdown could affect people truly in need.
