Campaigns aren’t supposed to reach out to PACS for support. But a ‘red box’ on Congressional candidate Becca Balint’s campaign website may be doing just that – this headline and others from VT media today.
Water Cooler: Balint campaign winks ‘red box’ at PACs / Latest on Burlington homeless ‘pods’
Sarah George a rising star in Soros-backed group backing progressive prosecutors

Chittenden County State’s Attorney Sarah George has strong ties to a George Soros-funded organization promoting progressive prosecutors nationwide.
Sentenced to life without parole, Shelburne man who strangled his wife set to walk free

Gregory FitzGerald admits he strangled his wife to death in 1993. He was sentenced to life without parole. But due to some apparent courtroom errors, he may soon go free.
Zero-interest down payments and Sharia-friendly lending part of BIPOC lending initiative
Zero-interest lending to BIPOC groups, with sensitivity to Sharia law, is a key feature in a new Champlain Housing Trust initiative.
Burlington firemen on emergency calls face assault, firetruck theft attempt

Someone threw a box at a Burlington fire truck windshield as it hurried to an emergency scene last week, the local firefighters’ union reports.
WAPO: Google AI wants to be company employee, not property
A Google engineer told the Washington Post an artificial intelligence he has talked with is advocating for its rights as a person, and has discussed religion, consciousness, and robotics.
Coke dealer convicted for trading drugs for guns / Alleged poacher sentenced for gun possession

A Colchester man involved in a shooting outside a Burlington bar has been sentenced for dealing cocaine and trading cocaine for a semi-automatic pistol.
Dame: Anything but the economy
Even if you drive a Tesla and aren’t feeling the pain at your own pump, you can be sure that those costs are still making its way to you through every Amazon delivery truck that still runs in diesel.
Bear-human conflicts reported

Today, Vermont is home to a stable bear population estimated at 4,600 to 5,780, almost four times the state’s estimated population of 1,200 to 1,500 bears in 1975.
Vermont to launch 3-digit suicide hotline #
Headlines from Vermont media include: a new suicide hotline number, Burlington’s growing graffiti problem, and this weekend’s gun control march at State House.
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