A.St. Albans man recalls when he parachuted into the occupied Netherlands with the 101st Airborne and fought in the Battle of the Bulge.
A.St. Albans man recalls when he parachuted into the occupied Netherlands with the 101st Airborne and fought in the Battle of the Bulge.
The rules are being written to enforce a trapping restriction law passed this year. Two other hunting/trapping restriction laws passed this year are already in effect.
We absolutely need news outlets through which we can communicate and unwrap the truth like free men and women.
It seemed to be widely believed in 2020 that the best approach to pandemics was to institute massive human coercion.
Ranked choice voting, a favorite of the Progressives, will be considered by the 2023 Vermont Legislature.
Another deep-blue state now requires new gun owners to undergo training and pass stringent background checks. What will Vermont do?
Renewable Energy Vermont, a renewable energy industry trade organization, wants all of Vermont’s energy produced by renewable power.
Eating disorders among youth were already on the rise before the pandemic. Then (like so much else), it got worse.
Bills vetoed by Gov. Scott this year won’t face the same threat next year.
Customers should pray for a string of warm winters and more nuclear power, starting now.
A Burlington man was cited for sexual assault Wednesday.
I met so many great people on the campaign trail. The joy this brings me far outweighs any sadness.
Passage of the Article 22 amendment now permanently shields Planned Parenthood’s abortion business from any oversight or state limitations at any time throughout all nine months of pregnancy.
They weren’t elected, but they were still successful.
A 19-year-old from Massachusetts is being treated for non-life-threatening gunshot and assault injuries.
Life is full of disappointments and the result of this election is one of them. But the journey continues….
News analysis of what happened to Vermont Republican candidates yesterday.
A targeted shooting killed a New York man in Rutland Monday.
Arizona elections once again are in the national eye.
A candidate who finished third in a two-seat district offers thoughts about renewable power, Article 22, and good government.
Yesterday’s election left the number of 2023 House Republicans at below 40, and senators at 7. Those numbers make it almost impossible to sustain a gubernatorial veto of progressive legislation.
Constitutional amendments and Gov. Phil Scott won big in Vermont’s November 8 general election.
A stiff, cold wind blew from the north as Election Day 2022 dawned this morning.
The asteroid might just nail the Democratic/Progressive supermajority in the Vermont House of Representatives.
To preserve forests, proposed town zoning regs would increase minimum building lot size from three to five acres.
Police say Outlaw is behind bars.
The Vermont Secretary of State’s live Election Night Results website page is the best way to follow election returns statewide.
What does it mean when parents tell school officials they can’t question their child about possibly criminal activities? In Randolph, not much
The on-paper deficit reduction in the Inflation Reduction Act is totally wiped out by the administration’s decision to cancel vast swaths of student loan debt.
After reports of a crash and gunfire, police found a dead man in a crashed car in Rutland. More info to follow, police say.
Woodstoves and their ashes can be fire hazards.
Democrats have lost control of the narrative, a Democrat and former lobbyist and newspaper reporter says.
There’s more than just political campaigning happening in Vermont.
A leading advocate for the anti-slavery Constitutional amendment compares modern-day imprisonment with slavery.
Liam Madden responds to Ericka Redic’s call that he quit the race.
Police raided a Rutland home after a child living there was treated at a local hospital for exposure to cocaine.
A letter from a U.S. senator to the Biden administration reveals that the State Department is providing passport data on 145 million Americans to police agencies.
In these closing days of the 2022 mid-term elections, the Red Wave must hit as a tsunami throughout the Green Mountain State.
Badgley’s license was fully reinstated in 2020, and then suspended on September 24, 2021 when the Board became aware of the new allegations of tampering.
Greg Thayer is grateful to his supporters but asks them to vote for fellow Republican Joe Benning.
The thefts were the latest in a growing statewide and national trend. Catalytic converters have a $1000 street value and lack tracing information.
The man is a practicing nudist, which any fully clothed person knows is the goal of all Christian Nationalists – to return to the Garden of Eden completely naked.
Charges of deception by school officials in the Randolph high school volleyball locker room story.
True the Vote told the FBI the personal information of nearly two million American election workers was stored on a server in China. Now its founders are in jail for contempt of court.
The Great Flood of 1927 killed a lieutenant governor and destroyed huge swathes of property, especially along the Connecticut and Winooski rivers.
A campaign sign for Republican House candidate is tossed to the ground while those of Democrats are left standing.
Her school gave Blake Allen a chance to recant with a mea culpa essay about her complaint to a transgender student watching her undress in the girls’ locker room. Failure meant suspension.
The first assassination attempt on Nancy Pelosi’s life was on January 6, blogger Kevin Ellis says. The second happened last week.
Visit the Ben & Jerry’s kiosk to grab a pint or two of your favorite flavors for that mid-workout snack.
Some want Vermont to be known as an abortion sanctuary state. This would make them proud.
Vermonters say – Jim Condos knows about a Progressive manipulating the unlawful opening of ballot bags – Phil Scott ignores the will of the people – Dem/Progs should be voted out for botching affordable childcare and energy
Are we going to blame fraud, lies, media bias, advertising, the Russians, or someone else?
Dietl’s partner reported that he heard Dietl yell for help and intervened. He was able to separate Dietl from the bear and bring her inside the condominium.
Who can resist a story about a one-eared dog named Van Gogh who paints with his tongue?
With meager resources, The Vermont Daily Chronicle is accomplishing the impossible, a former Rutland mayor and state official says.
Vermont bears are getting less and less shy. Of the five bear attacks of humans on record, two took place within the last 80 days.
Current planning policies “restrict our access to the natural world and the resources that we need to survive, such as the roads we travel on, the wood we use to build and heat our homes, the farms where we grow our food, and now, the very air we breathe,” says a planning commissioner in her letter of resignation.
The thumbs up – thumbs down doesn’t follow the party line. Neither is it limited to well-known candidates.
We’ve all been there. Unless you’re Amish.
We at the Ministry of Truthiness want to explain what one of our propaganda dispensers meant when she said that we created the Glorious Goo at the Speed of Science™.
Jay Peak becomes the sixth ski resort in PGRI’s portfolio.
Compared to women who carry their children to term, those who obtain abortions experience consistently higher rates of mental illness. They also engage in more self-destructive behavior, like suicide, than women who do not have abortions.
The power-hungry governors and the evil men and women who did this to us will never admit what they did because right now all they care about is hoping we’ll just forget about it.
Less than a week before Election Day, a new VT GOP political ad says employer David Zuckerman isn’t as worker-friendly as the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor claims to be.
Can the Prog/Democrats keep the Republicans from taking their legislative supermajority? Can ANYONE keep tractor-trailers out of Smugglers Notch? See today’s headlines
“Collaboration among families, communities, and schools is necessary to support the social, emotional, and behavioral health of our children….a great deal of work is necessary to increase equity,” a UVM prof says.
45 candidates from justice of the peace to U.S. senator have been endorsed by a vaccine mandate freedom organization.
Liam Madden has committed very serious campaign finance violations and should immediately withdraw from his race for Congress, Libertarian candidate Ericka Redic said.
Once they chemically, physically and psychologically change the individual, the individual is no longer in control of their reproductive autonomy. It is gone forever.
A pro-choice reader from Newfane is waiting for a correction from Bernie Sanders and/or Becca Balint after Sanders publicly called Madden ‘anti-choice.’
After two-plus years, Montpelier’s police chief is taking a job in Kansas, to be closer to his midwestern roots.
Biologists are collecting middle incisor teeth from all regular season bucks to help estimate population size, growth rate, health, and mortality rates.
It’s lonely being a Republican in the City of Montpelier. Just ask Gene Leon.
Farmer David Zuckerman a slave driver (figuratively speaking) to his field workers? A new GOP ad has a reported farm worker saying it’s so.
Blatantly illegal, questionable, or just using loopholes to get into a televised ‘public’ debate? Depends who you ask about GOP Congressional candidate Liam Madden’s creative campaign financing.
Pop quiz, Vermont voters: will your choices for Vermont House & Senate vote to extend the 6% sales tax to services like haircuts and plumbing?
“I am for protecting ~99.9% of all abortion choices, federally, and am to the left of Roe in that regard,” explained Madden, in response to the false statement claiming he was anti-choice.
After Covid lockdowns, masks, social distancing and compelled vaccinations to keep jobs, enter buildings or travel, it should not be a stretch of the imagination to believe that our government is more than willing to suspend our constitutional rights.
The state’s actions to date can be cynically described as bureaucratic window-dressing in responding to the housing crisis.
On Nov. 12, 2019, a dispatch by Chinese Communist party branch members at the BSL-4 laboratory appeared to reference a biosecurity breach. “Once you have opened the stored test tubes, it is just as if having opened Pandora’s Box.”
As it turns out, PayPal really has had a $2500 ‘misleading’ information fine in place since 2015. And Homeland Security has been fighting ‘disinformation’ on social media since 2020.
No seatbelt. Truck drifts off road. Driver dead. And a New York man was cited for traveling 51 MPH over the speed limit.
No cost estimates available, and natural gas is a power source – but a Vermont battery manufacturer has scored a major contract for an electric bus depot.
A Vermont group opposed to Article 22 publishes a video by an abortion survivor and highlights an NPR story on a proposed clinic specializing in late-term abortions.
A voter from tiny Williamsville says he’s done voting for Peter Welch on autopilot.
Should the Legislature make it harder to evict tenants? Or put another way – give tenants more legal protections?
A Norman Rockwell art exhibit – including stories of the Vermonters who posed as his models – is on display in Arlington through December 20.
A longtime Vermont Attorney General and a controversial Rutland mayor and lawmaker are among the reappointees to the influential Vermont Criminal Justice Board.
A former U.S. Attorney claims unwelcome consequences if Article 22 is approved by voters on November 8.
5,500 bags of fentanyl for personal use? That’s what a man arrested on I-91 last week told police.
Some critics of Cambridge-Waterville House candidate Rebecca Pitre have a bad case of PDS.
A Stockbridge girl has been missing for two days.
The Allen family is pushing back.
Constitutional amendments don’t need to be vague. Just look at Michigan’s.
A WWII paratrooper changed how America experienced television.
Candidates, veterans and family members plan to meet tomorrow at the Vermont State House to focus on the problem of veteran suicide.
As judged by the frequency of shootings, Bennington is the Burlington of the South.
Thank God for Vermont Daily Chronicle and True North Reports and [WVMT’s] The Morning Drive. The rest of our press is biased, and operates as the left arm of the Democrat/Progressive party.
“Antisemitism, in any form, will not be tolerated at UVM,” Pres. Suresh Garimella told the UVM Board of Trustees today.
“The whole Critical Race Theory. My children are taught to hate their mother. That is very concerning to me,” Rohan St. Marthe says.
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