The drug-gun crime connection is apparent in this report of a Vermont woman buying two handguns for a Hartford, CT man with an arrest history of shooting people.
St. J woman bought Glock for Hartford, CT gang member charged in two killings, police say
Joe Biden Doubles Down on Globalism at G7: U.S. Will ‘Not…Decouple From China’

Oversight Chair Comer prepared to hold FBI Director Wray in contempt over Biden bribery document; U.S. officials believe Ukrainians attacked Kremlin; The Woke Cartel and Twitter’s New CEO
Roper: Analyzing the media bias in Clean Heat Standard coverage

An in depth look at how reporters mislead citizens to promote a political agenda.
Judge finds no probable cause for state trooper beanbag assault charge

State troopers didn’t commit assault on a drug-addled man waving a saw when they fired a beanbag at him, a judge said. But it still might have been reckless endangerment.
Mayor wants Murad as permanent Burlington police chief

Five years of police chief limbo is long enough, Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger has decided.
Finnie: Hunters, anglers led historic restoration of Vermont wildlife

Sportsmen, and women, and the Fish and Wildlife Department have brought this renewable resource to where it is today, since it was all almost wiped out by land clearing for farming in the mid to late 1800s.
VT Headlines: Hard frost threatens crops and the farmworkers

Barre City officials prepare for end of hotel housing program; Foodbank celebrates upgrades with open house; Green Mountain Transit to resume fare collection next year
Highway deaths 50% over 10-year average following three deadly crashes

The three fatalities bring the number of Vermont highway fatalities this year to at least 23. The 10-year average is 15, state police say.
As budget battle looms, Scott administration says revenues are down
The Legislature wants to spend $8.5 billion next year. The Scott administration says revenues have fallen two months in a row.
Fairbanks Museum demos ‘mass timber’-built addition

The new addition at the Fairbanks Museum is the first in the world to use regional hemlock in cross-laminated timber construction.
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