
This week, look for Michael Bielawski’s investigation into media coverage – and lack of it – into a former Burlington City Councilor silencing a citizen by seizing his microphone at a government meeting.
This week, look for Michael Bielawski’s investigation into media coverage – and lack of it – into a former Burlington City Councilor silencing a citizen by seizing his microphone at a government meeting.
Today’s email newsletter will be delayed.
Herodotus said nothing about floods.
True North readers will find many similarities at VDC, starting with many familiar faces among our op-ed writers, including John McClaughry, Rob Roper, Don Keelan, John Klar, and others.
Vermont Daily Chronicle is preparing to offer an important new news feature by mid-July.
As the Vermont Daily Chronicle catches its breath between the adjournment of the regular Session of the Legislature and the June 20 Special Session, we pause to report on 2023, so far.
Crisis struck. With two whole beach days left, I finished my designated beach book.
We’re going fishin’. But you will still be able to read new news and commentary in the Chronicle next week.
Every weekday I go to my post office box in Montpelier, slip the big, industrial strength key into #1547, and hope to see a letter from a reader.
Five very different types of responses to Election Day and its aftermath are on display in today’s Vermont Daily Chronicle.