The wealthiest school district in Vermont was created under a federal law that was among the last bills signed by President John F. Kennedy before his assassination.
The wealthiest school district in Vermont was created under a federal law that was among the last bills signed by President John F. Kennedy before his assassination.
As bad as fuel costs will be this winter, they would be worse if this year the State House Democrats had passed the Carbon Tax they wanted.
This week the VT NAACP is holding seminars on qualified immunity for law enforcement, judges, lawmakers, and community members.
Roe itself flatly rejected the argument that “the woman’s right is absolute and that she is entitled to terminate her pregnancy at whatever time, in whatever way, and for whatever reason she alone chooses.”
One government appointee, the chair of Barre’s Diversity and Equity Committee, has explicitly threatened to silence another appointed committee member. Will the City Council let that happen?
There simply would not be enough gas to keep Europeans warm and run their factories this winter if the US were not shipping huge supplies there.
Vermonters not yet registered to vote can register online today – or at the DMV or their local city or town clerk’s office.
A retired police officer, Vermont resident and early gay rights leader was assaulted by trans rights activists at the Burlington Pride march Sunday.
I welcome readers to remember their loved ones with an obituary or memorial statement in the Vermont Daily Chronicle.
Vermonters characterized by election officials as ‘deniers’ exercised their right to look at 2020 general election ballots in Montpelier, Fairlee and Bennington. This headline and others from VT media this weekend.
One in three families has been impacted by a loved one with a use disorder.
Hugo’s passion for woodcarving started at a young age when he carved his father’s prized coffee plant and school desk. His nature-inspired artwork is scattered around the world, from Amsterdam to the Craftsbury Library.
Lawmakers on a key committee seem curiously unaware of their Dec. 1 deadline for ruling whether Vermont follows California and bans the sale of internal-combustion cars by 2035.
Vermont’s climate plans haven’t even gone in the oven yet, a GOP House candidate from Arlington warns.
Burlington City Councilor Jack Hanson, chair of the council committee overseeing the Burlington Electric Department, voted to create the Net Zero Project & Equity Analyst position paying up to $100,000.
The Windham county prosecutor concluded the cops arrested the wrong man for Wednesday’s highway slashing. The investigation continues.
Vermont’s heavy carbon-emitting marijuana growing industry is getting generous ‘energy efficiency’ subsidies. Thanks, ratepayers!
“It is irresponsible to pass legislation if you don’t know what it means,” former Barre lawmaker and expert parliamentarian Tom Koch says.
Burglary in Jay. Overdose deaths in Killington. Catalytic converter thefts. And Martha’s Vineyard makes Vermont news.
Was the Ukrainian president’s bodyguard really sporting an SS patch?
Charges of anti-semitic activity at UVM were denied by the university president last week. Jewish groups say his statement blames the victims.
With the ACLU’s help, the parent organization of a Vermont online newspaper is suing the State of Vermont for hiding info about the EB-5 scandal in the Northeast Kingdom.
Windham County’s prosecutor isn’t sure police got the right bearded, camo-wearing homeless person when they arrested Ryan Avery for allegedly slashing a highway worker.
A vintage International Scout was stolen and crashed.
To qualify for state grant money to acquire a new electric-powered utlity truck, Green Mountain Power had to destroy an old, fossil-fuel-powered truck
California passed its own Global Warming Solutions Act in 2006,14 years before Vermont. Sign of things to come?
I’ve got to say, if someone told me a year ago that I would be running a campaign like this, I would not have believed them. I am so grateful for the support I have received from not only these guys, but from people all across the county,” Bean said.
The U.S. Constitution will be read by students tomorrow beginning at 10 AM on the State House lawn.
The program is designed to ensure the loans will be forgiven if the proceeds are used to pay for eligible operating expenses.
Sen. Ruth Hardy of Addison County is backing out on a promise to debate Article 22 expert Rep. Anne Donahue.
As can be seen in the doctored footage of the January 6th insurrection, several hundred MP20 gang members can be seen assaulting officers and mostly peaceful Antifa members.
Hunters need to beware of a deadly rabbit-killing disease heading towards Vermont.
The rocks thrown at the Hillel Center were just an effort of one friend to get another’s attention.
It’s dangerous to keep a gun for self-defense, a Sheffield gun owner argues.
Rock throwing. Exclusion from student groups. Threats to lower grades.
Candidates for statewide office will debate tonight online and tomorrow in person.
A homeless man has been arrested for slashing a 24-year-old highway worker Wednesday.
School districts without their own secondary schools cannot deny tuition payments to approved religious schools, the Vermont Secretary of Education advised yesterday.
Thousands of years of history and fervently held convictions of millions of Americans are to be overturned by legislative tyranny.
A bill passed by the U.S. House would make gay marriage legal in all 50 states.
“Neurodivergence?”
A new kind of Chittenden County senator for a new, suburban Chittenden County senate district.
The Biden administration wants to restrict hunting with dogs in the growing Silvio Conte Wildlife Refuge. Vermont sportsmen’s groups file suit.
Police are seeking a man who slashed a highway worker this morning and then fled into the woods.
Travis Trybulski will never work as a Vermont cop again as a result of his drug search of a New York car in February, 2021.
Bradford became about the 70th Vermont municipality to allow licensed local stores to sell marijuana.
People are now afraid to speak the truth against lawlessness, socialism and current immoral behavior for fear of losing their job or being falsely accused of racism.
An executive order signed by President Biden Monday would eradicate clinical trial safety standards in its pursuit of human gene-editing technologies.
For four years, St. Johnsbury Rep. Scott Campbell (D) has voted to make gasoline and heating fuel more expensive. Now his Republican challenger is reminding voters.
The title may sound boring, but the Auditor of Accounts is a watchdog against state government dishonesty and inefficiency.
The van will deliver to Chittenden and Franklin County residents all services (pregnancy testing, STI testing, ultrasounds) now provided at Aspire’s Williston center,
The head of the White House Monkey Pox task force runs a satanic-themed gym and has Satanic images tattooed onto his chest.
The conference is dedicated to Patty, who lovingly cared for her family member with use disorder and schizophrenia for decades, before she was overcome by anxiety and unrelenting depression.
Gov. Phil Scott, a fan of hydrogen-powered cars and the state’s new electric-powered pickup truck, is fine with banning the sale of new gas-powered cars and trucks in 13 years.
Legionnaires Disease has been discovered in Vermont, and the Burlington City Council has approved heightened surveillance as a public safety measure.
By contrast to Madden’s more deliberate pace, both Balint and Libertarian nominee Ericka Redic have kept a busy schedule of parades, forums, and interviews.
700 thriving bats in Hinesburg are putting Vermont on the map for the nation’s concerned bat-watchers.
The head of the Vermont Climate Office almost $2 million next year to perform bureaucratic oversight of carbon emissions reduction initiatives.
For the second time in about two months, the federal government has forced a Vermont McDonald’s franchise to write a big check due to teen labor infractions.
Cannabis enthusiasts are marketing Vermont marijuana stores to tourists.
From today’s media headlines: a 2015 Red Sox pitcher turned cop died enroute to a 9/11 ceremony, and game wardens are investigating a hunting-related shooting.
An unconscious driver was freed from a burning car following a wrong-way driver accident on I-89.
A popular, pro-life former lieutenant governor has given his endorsement to Sen. Joe Benning as Vermont’s next governor-in-waiting.
Police are investigating two huge blasts that shook White River Junction on Saturday night.
Four 30-foot electric buses built for cold weather have been ordered by the State of Vermont.
A popular craft chain with 900 stores nationwide, Hobby Lobby will be one of two ‘anchors’ in the Berlin Mall.
The poll respondents were 57% Democrat and 30% Republican.
There’s only one word to describe cleaning up bags of human waste dumped out in the woods: G-R-O-S-S.
A Weathersfield man submitted forged documents trying to prove his Social Security recipient wife was still alive.
In our pain we have pitted autonomy against compassion.
Three years in a Swiss prison for turning up the thermostat.
The Vermont Climate Council appears split over whether to inflict the pain on Vermont residents necessary to meet carbon emissions reduction goals.
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.
Like everyone else, Mad Pride movement members enjoyed emerging from the virtual pandemic to gathering in-person.
A Burlington nursing home is being sued for civil rights violations following the alleged use of racist language directed at employees.
At least eight people have died in Vermont motorcycle crashes this year.
Not reforming US permitting means leaving Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Iran supplying critical energy to Europe and exacting an increasing political as well as economic price.
The lawyer who pursued Big Pharma for the U.S. Attorney’s Office has been named chair of the State of Vermont’s health care industry regulator.
More than 50 officials in Joe Biden’s administration across a dozen agencies have been involved with efforts to pressure Big Tech companies to crack down on alleged misinformation, according to documents released on Aug. 31.
First and foremost, we must protect existing clean sources of power throughout the state.
Betty the Royal Swan and her heir, Betty II, have held court in Swanton since 1961.
After years of turmoil, Jay Peak is entering a new era.
A convent on Mansfield Avenue in Burlington has been sold to an adjacent Catholic school. This headline and others from Vermont media today.
All three Burlington murders-by-gunfire since early July were committed with ongoing social problems in the background.
A 77-year-old Sandgate man died after his car left the road.
Tree stands get hunters out of sight and smell of wary deer, but they can also get hunters into trouble.
On average, three mistakes will appear in each set of maternal and paternal chromosomes. Those three mistakes are the drivers of evolution.
The Vermont National Guard will host an Open House on Sept 11, 2022 from 10 AM – 3 PM. Everyone is welcome to the Vermont Air National Guard base to enjoy a host of military static displays, events, demonstrations, and performances.
The interested public is welcome to attend the Crime & Punishment public workshop on improving public safety. 6-8 pm Friday at Burlington’s City Hall.
The current religion of Western liberals in politics and media is censorship: their prime weapon of activism.
Virtue signaling on the left and the right is just plain lazy.
Call me old fashioned, but perhaps an industry with this much human suffering isn’t in our best interest.
The treasurer of the board of directors of an alleged Wuhan ‘gain of function’ research organization is a Vermont veterinarian.
A proposed federal rule would require states and cities to track on-road carbon emissions.
Retail cannabis sales become legal October 1. Some stores are ready to deal.
Most Vermonters think the housing shortage won’t improve until government starts loosening restrictions.
Over a half-century of caring for Shelburne roads recently earned Paul Goodrich a party from grateful neighbors – but it wasn’t a retirement party.
Article 22 would put into the Constitution the right of the State to have the final say on who can and can’t be born.
National and international headlines you may not see in the MSM.
Michael Mills had made suicidal statements, rammed police cruiser Michael Mills, the man who was shot by a Ludlow police officer on Aug. 15, has died. Just hours earlier, Mills had made […]
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