Do Vermont police need a code of conduct?
Senators look to draft “Officers’ Code of Conduct,” support adult education, attract new workers
Vermont students to show off Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) skills
Bennington County Sheriff, James Gulley, Jr., who has headed up this competition for the past two years, as well as representatives of the Vermont Sheriff’s Association and Vermont State Police will be on hand to judge the competitions.
VT Headlines: CVU blows out SoBu to win Scholars Bowl crown
Redhawks win another title on the Gray Matter Gridiron. And….something about an eclipse?
Letter: The cost of the “equality” revolution
How I wish I had known what the “equality” revolution would cost Vermont and pay the likes of Bernie Sanders.
Vermont’s senators pitch bill to create extreme weather insurance for farms
In a survey by the state after last summer’s flooding, 70% of farmers said they didn’t have crop or livestock insurance.
Green Mountain Film Festival reboots after 4-year Covid break
The festival was on pause during the Covid-19 pandemic, and reviving it was no small feat.
Police interrogation bill faces veto risk
The bill would limit Vermont police interrogators from lying to detainees. But lawmakers doubled down on details that got last year’s version shot down.
Tax troubles? Vermont’s taxpayer advocate wants to help
He can’t fly or shoot lasers out his eyes, but he can do what many dread and few understand: taxes.
Dick Mazza resigns from Senate
“The Conscience of the Senate” has stepped down.
Roper: Left-wing logic: Nothing in Vermont Is affordable, why should energy be?
The bizarre testimony of the Renewable Energy Vermont executive director.
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