The father of a Randolph Union High School girl who complained about having a biological male watch her undress refused to recant his social media statements supporting her. So the school system fired him.
Klar: Father of Randolph volleyball whistleblower fired as soccer coach
Rabies on the rise in Chittenden County
Since July, 10 animals have tested positive for rabies in Chittenden County.
Power blackouts could strike this winter
Thanks to global fuel scarcity and the decision to NOT build more pipelines from the Marcellus fracking fields to New England, Vermont will be more blackout-prone this winter than ever.
Many companies promising free travel for abortions do business in Vermont
Big corporations will fly employees seeking abortions to Vermont, to be paid for by taxpayers – that’s the plan laid out by big name brand companies and some Vermont politicians.
CLG: 1 billion crabs disappear! Alaskan harvest cancelled
CLG collects the national and international news you rarely reported by the MSM.
Busted for forging big checks
A Burlington man forged checks totaling more than $10,000. He also had a counterfeit $100 bill, police say.
VT GOP works to reduce costly, confusing, fraud-tempting Excess Ballots
Ballots are not being mailed to people – they are being mailed to addresses. The people may or may not be there. If you get an excess ballot, report it.
If winter blackouts hit, blame Democrats
‘America last’ energy policies pushed by the Democratic Party are leading New England to the brink off blackouts.
Pro-choice but opposed to late-term abortions? Vote no on Article 22
If Article 22 passes, Vermont doctors and nurses may be compelled to do procedures that violate their consciences.
Water Cooler: ‘Flash’ star too slow for surveillance cameras, pleads innocent to liquor theft
Ezra Miller, who plays “The Flash” in the DC Comics Justice League film franchise, pleaded not guilty to stealing liquor from a neighbor of his southern Vermont home, WCAX reports.
Leicester mom, dog-sledder challenges incumbent for House seat
A woman who makes her home on Lake Dunmore has challenged the Democrat incumbent for a six-town Addison County House seat.
Man wanted for luring a child arrested
An anonymous tip led to the arrest Monday of a man wanted for sexual exploitation and luring of a child.
School bus hits pickup truck at intersection
An afternoon school bus collided Monday with a pickup truck at Mountain Top Road in Chittenden.
Balint a No on vax mandate protection
Supporters of freedom from government vax mandates, take note.
Who is Outright Vermont, and what are they doing in Vermont schools
If – as may be the case – Outright Vermont now has enough influence to tell submissive Vermont news organizations what they may or may not report, it is in the public interest to know more about this not-for-profit organization.
High school athletic director dies by suicide
Jared Cushing “seemed to always have a big smile and a bounce to his walk. But clearly inside he was struggling,” the Hazen Union school principal said.
Evslin: Global population will DROP – what it means
Big news – both good and bad – about the coming decrease in global population. Bottom line? Don’t worry, be happy, we’ll adjust.
National radio show host Fredericks coming to Vermont
The MAGA bus tour of a national radio show host will visit Rutland and Essex Junction Sunday.
McClaughry: Working out of the housing crisis
The particulars may change. But always, always, there’s something more important than actually building affordable housing.
Trans advocates make news coverage demands
Let this be a lesson to you all, a trans advocacy group warns.
Church event at Bradford school prompts backlash
The school reconsidered its permission for a facility request for about 30 people after thousands of flyers went out publicizing a free prophecy seminar.
Bioethicist: if hospital changes late-term abortion policy, Article 22 would prevent restrictions
A veteran Vermont bioethicist warns that if Article 22 passes, no law or regulation can stop unlimited late term abortions or minors making life-altering medical decisions without parental permission.
Gunfire, car chase in Essex Friday
For hardly the first time this year, a Vermont neighborhood experienced a car chase with gunfire.
Water Cooler: Former Senate candidate sees biased media coverage of Dem primary for Congress
It’s not just conservatives who see media bias in VT Digger and Seven Days.
Gun-toting fentanyl dealers from Springfield, MA arrested in Rutland
An extremely well-armed duo from the northeastern drug hub of Springfield, Massachusetts were arrested last week in Rutland.
Keelan: Well-meant report on Vermont racism goes sideways
Vermont neighborhoods are still racially segregated? Where?
Farmer loses government contract for speaking out against transgender ed in public schools
“There are consequences to voicing views and supporting policies that harm the most vulnerable and historically oppressed in our society – transgender, queer, people of color, indigenous people, and undocumented foreign workers,” Fireovid was advised.
Abortion clinic sidewalk vigil organizer invokes Silent Cal
It takes persistence to maintain a vigil outside of an abortion clinic. The Barre 40 Days for Life organizer offers the encouraging words of President Calvin Coolidge.
Hall: putting the ‘control’ in Democratic control’
Dem control of the Legislature and/or the State House has meant more government control over industry and individuals’ lives.
Letter: You want my vote? Answer my questions
My experience with Bernie Sanders’ office is that English is the second or third language therein.
Fireovid: wrote gender identity op-ed, lost government contract
First-person account of Vermont business owner punished financially by government for speaking out against schools teaching gender fluidity.
Sandgate voter jumping for Joe Gervais
To me the real threat to democracy is the policies of this Democrat-run administration which are destroying our economy, our culture and our sovereignty.
Mentioned Trump, told to find another table
Overwhelmed by far-left out-of-staters who had moved to Vermont and were not at all tolerant of any political views that weren’t like theirs.
Wilson: Vermont, poster child for ignorance
By God and our Constitutions, we must protect and preserve the voice of “We the People” before our freedoms slip away from us by lies and fraud.
Water Cooler: Leahy hospitalized
Retiring Sen. Patrick Leahy is in the hospital for observation after saying he’s not feeling well. This headline and others from Vermont media today.
Five arrested for human smuggling into Vermont
An illegal crossing near the little-used Franklin, Vermont border station has led to five arrests for human smuggling.
What Article 22 says, and doesn’t say
This debate is about whether abortion should be subject to any legal government limitations.
Vermont legislature 5th most liberal in nation, CPAC says
Turns out Vermont’s Legislature is just as liberal as the assembly of our big neighbor across the lake.
Neighbor shoots pig, owner charged
Police say Donald Smith has continually left his vehicles on the road in front of his home causing an obstruction to vehicular traffic as well as allowing his animals to go to his neighbors’ property.
FBI warns of threats to November election workers
Straight from the horse’s mouth: FBI issues press release warning of threats against election workers.
Redistricting brings Braintree new slate of Senate candidates
An Orange County town finds its suddenly in the Washington County senate district.
Climate Council spending proposal to ban ‘eugenics’ language to describe trees
A subcommittee of the Vermont Climate Council wants $$ for a one-year commission to cleanse Vermont from its shameful eugenics history by not referring to trees as ‘defective,’ ‘low-grade,’ or ‘working lands.’
WCAX pulls Randolph locker room story, will ‘publicly acknowledge the damage done’
Mainstream news coverage of the locker room conflict since the now-deleted WCAX report has essentially ‘flipped the script’ or ignored the story.
Cancelled by local media, Randolph girls speak out
It’s not hate to feel uncomfortable changing your clothes while a biological male is looking at you, members of the Randolph girls volleyball team say.
Pfizer Exec testifies: No vax testing for preventing transmission
‘Moving at the speed of science,’ Pfizer was unable to test its vax for preventing transmission of Covid. Which explains a lot.
PayPal censorship and Vermont Daily Chronicle
Subscribing readers react strongly to PayPal’s threat to seize funds from users who the online giant says practice ‘discrimination against protected groups.’
Big changes at top of Corrections Dept.
State prisons in St Johnsbury and Rutland have new superintendents.
Outdoor industry professional named to Fish & Wildlife Board
A Vermont native and veteran of the outdoors industry has been named to the Fish & Wildlife Board.
Water Cooler: Burlington beach reopens / homeless pod progress
The water’s getting chilly, but at least it’s safe to swim at Burlington’s Leddy Beach again.
74-year-old racer goes 113 MPH on I-89, injured in crash
Earl Greer wasn’t wearing his seatbelt when his 2020 Mustang crashed on I-89 following a high-speed race with a Subaru.
DOUBLE MURDER COLD-CASE SOLVED: Couple murdered in 1989 by son-in-law, police say
The killer of a Danby couple murdered 33 years ago has been arrested, state police say.
Who has custody of our children: parents or the State? Part II
Vermont’s Hormone Blocker Bill legislative sponsors draw heavily from the fields of social work and education.
Orange County senator hospitalized after suffering stroke
Sen. Mark MacDonald is recovering from a mild stroke he suffered Sunday. He needs to meet some medical milestones before returning home, his son said today.
VT pro-life group recommends Libertarian over Republican for Congress
Libertarian candidate for Congress Ericka Redic’s abbreviated quote from a VTDigger debate: “What I want to see, in Vermont where we give over a million dollars to abortion clinics, and zero dollars to Pregnancy Resource Centers, is for our state to Reject Article 22 to say that abortion up to nine months is not okay.”
Russian war, precious metal price spike drive Vermont catalytic converter thefts
An ounce of rhodium, a precious metal in your catalytic converter, is worth more than 10 times an ounce of gold, as of today’s commodity market listings.
Deer urine lure risks chronic wasting disease
Using deer urine as a hunting lure can lead to Chronic Wasting Disease in Vermont’s deer herd.
Top Emergency Management Director learned first aid as Cub Scout
Being a rescue worker is in Sandy Korda’s blood.
VT GOP creates ‘Excess Ballot’ reporting
If you have received a ballot in the mail that doesn’t belong to you, the Vermont Republican Party wants to hear about it.
Breast cancer survivor grateful to Benning
A breast cancer survivor wanted a law guaranteeing that women be fully informed about their breast density. Joe Benning listened and helped get the bill passed into law.
Siegel: If she’s elected, all Vermonters will have housing
As governor, I promise I will ensure that Vermonters have access to emergency, transitional, and permanent housing, including in the rental market and home ownership.
Meyers backs Madden for Congress
Ms. Becca Balint – the Democratic nominee – is most decidedly NOT a breath of fresh air. She continues to parrot the worn-out and far-left policies of her mentor Bernie Sanders.
ER doc, paramedic named to top jobs in Scott administration
An emergency room doctor with a lengthy public service career in Vermont and abroad returns to a top post in a Vermont governor’s administration.
Fireovid: Professionals with heads in the political sand moving to Vermont
Why are these professionals but ostriches flocking to Vermont? Thanks to our avowed socialist Senator, Bernie Sanders, the rest of the USA sees Vermont as a far-left socialist stronghold.
Button Up, Vermont: October heating oil $4.53/gallon
This month’s price per gallon of #2 heating oil in Vermont s the highest October on record since at least 1990.
Candidate condemns ‘despicable conduct’ on Front Porch Forum
Discriminatory language used on Front Porch Forum, GOP candidate alleges.
Brodowski: Who has custody of our children: parents, or the State?
“Those who say, ‘Just ignore the parents or work around them’—I am furious about that. They’re undermining the life of this child who desperately needs support,” a transgender doctor says.
Watercooler: State House drops vax, testing rules / Meat cleaver murder testimony
No housing for Vermont’s juvenile offenders, either. This headline and others from today’s news media.
Gene Leon, running for House in deep blue Montpelier, calls free speech suppression ‘discrimination’
Vermonters looking for more diversity should take a stand against the current suppression of free speech, including political speech, Montpelier House candidate Gene Leon said.
Man in violation of 30 conditions of release arrested, jailed
11 months after two Windham County men were arrested together in connection with fentanyl possession and violation of conditions of release, the pair were arrested together again. .
You’ve got a ballot – make sure you have a plan, Sec State Condos says
“Whether you plan to vote early by mail, in-person at your Town Clerk’s office, by dropping your ballot at a secure ballot drop box, or in-person at the polls on Election Day, having a voting plan helps ensure that you don’t experience any issues when casting your ballot,” said Condos.
Another Rte. 105 fatal: Jag driver exceeds 100 MPH, hits cow
Rte. 105 has become the scene of at least 10 highway fatalities since January 2021.
Baseball playoff hero Cal Raleigh has deep roots in Swanton
Long before catcher Cal Raleigh hit an electrifying, walk-off home run securing a playoff berth for the Seattle Mariners, the Raleigh family was a baseball legend in northwestern Vermont.
Water Cooler: algae blooms back at Carmi / walking tour of Burlington’s Little Jerusalem / Vermont homeless fiddling on the roof
Older people who grew up in Burlington remember Little Jerusalem, the Jewish neighborhood in the hill section of the Old North End.
What makes foliage happen? UVM scientist explains
Fall foliage is a chemical reaction, influenced by external factors including climate, water, and length of day. Parts of the process are still actually a bit of a mystery.
Ukraine ends freedom of press / Kanye West, Florida Surgeon General censored by Twitter
It’s Freedom of the Press Day all over the world – NOT.
New UVM research boat named after Pat Leahy’s wife
UVM’s new, state-of-the-art research boat will be named after retiring Sen. Patrick Leahy’s wife Marcelle and moored at the Leahy Center on the Burlington waterfront.
Still no Chick-Fil-A in Vermont – but we might be getting a vegan burger joint
Vermont could become home to an Odd Burger vegan fastfood franchise.
De-trans people ask Garland to not allow social media censorship
The transgender movement “led us to sacrifice our healthy bodies and future fertility in obeisance to the claim that our suffering was a result of having a gender identity that did not match our biological sex.”
For Windsor Senate candidate, reducing crime is personal
A father whose son was shot down in 2018 is running for the Senate to restore public safety.
St. J smoke shop owner busted for selling drugs to kids
The search warrant execution led to the seizure of felony amounts of what the Department suspects are hallucinogenic mushrooms, prepackaged marijuana, hashish/hash oils, and cannabis edibles.
McClaughry: Real school choice passes in Arizona
School choice law with teeth passes in Arizona. When will it be Vermont’s turn?
Young Senate candidate: Vermont is ‘world class’
World class brands. World class businesses, athletes, leaders, and hospitality. Just think of what this state has already contributed to the world.
121 MPH in Danby
Two separate, dangerously high speed drivers were arrested without injury to themselves or others.
Letter: Biden blunders lead world to war
Joe Biden has made another inexcusable verbal blunder. But his spoken errors are nothing compared to policy mistakes.
Hartford, CT fentanyl dealer arrested in Burlington
A 26-year-old man led police on a Church Street foot chase before his apprehension.
Water Cooler: Burlington home raided / Airport terminal unveiling
Headlines from today’s Vermont news media.
Prager, vax critic Jay Bhattacharya to speak in SoBu October 25
National thought leaders will gather at the Restoring Our Faith Summit later this month.
Logger Lipsky, retired nurse Lynn Dike seek House seats
A social-liberal logger from Stowe and an Addison County retired nurse opposing transgender legislation both must defeat Democratic opponents to win House seats this year.
Klar: Zuckerman, “Mr. Palmolive,” slick-handed agri-businessman
Lt. Gov. candidate David Zuckerman 14 years ago adroitly worked the land trust system to add more than 100 acres of land and receive a hefty cash payment, a farmer, lawyer and Vermont Senate candidate says.
Double voting ‘rare,’ VT election office says
“Double voting is incredibly rare, and when it does happen it is caught, investigated and acted on,” a Vermont election official promised today.
Traveling divers recover truck submerged in Winooski River since 2006 – but no sign of missing owner
A truck belonging to a Waterbury man who went missing 16 years ago this month has been found by a traveling band of rescue divers and salvage workers.
Police looking for man considered armed and dangerous
A man with a history of fleeing police is on the lam and considered armed and dangerous.
President pardons pot possession
There are better ways to reduce marijuana crime incarceration than creating a huge, legal retail market, Smart Approaches to Marijuana says.
Maple sugar producer named to VEDA board / 27 other appointments
A well-known maple sugar producer has been appointed to the state board charged with promoting economic development.
Vermonters for VT Initiative to hold Defeat Article 22 sign-waves
Sign waves opposing Article 22 are planned statewide.
Water Cooler: Another Burlington councilor resigns / coyote chases girl
On the Burlington City Council, off the City Council for college student Ali House. This headline and others from Vermont media today.
Vermont suicide, overdose increases show need for family support of substance abusers
When loving a substance abuser is killing you, it’s time to seek help.
New GOP faces seek seats in Legislature
A rocket scientist, a farmer, and a business owner with six children are among the first-time candidates seeking Republican seats in the Vermont Legislature.
Kauffman: Article 22 ‘reproductive liberty’ would protect child consent for transgender surgery, hormone blockers
Legislation prohibiting Vermont parents from stopping child gender surgery and hormone blockers would be protected by Article 22.
Despathy: science a double-edged sword
There is so much historically that science has gotten wrong. So much pain, death and damage have been left in technology’s wake. The list is but here is a start:
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