A 16-year-old partied with alcohol and maybe drugs, then drove off in a car. He died in a crash, and the adults who allegedly provided the alcohol have been charged.
A 16-year-old partied with alcohol and maybe drugs, then drove off in a car. He died in a crash, and the adults who allegedly provided the alcohol have been charged.
Over the past ten years, from 2012 to 2022, the annual average rainfall has declined nearly 1.25 inches to 44.23.
The transcript is 141 pages and covers much of his answers previously reported about what Archer said of the “brand” that then-Vice President Joe Biden lent to son Hunter’s various business ventures.
It’s not known yet why an SUV veered off a street in Sanford, Maine and killed a Jericho man and his grandson at a summer home.
The letter sent to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency wants a stronger plan to dramatically reduce the production of plastic materials.
“We all have to take responsibility for our properties,” a FEMA official said. “The money that FEMA gives from Congress is to help kickstart that recovery process.”
To convict, a jury must hold DOJ to its burden of proving beyond a reasonable doubt three facts about former President Trump.
Asked by a reporter what he’s doing to get more Republican elected, Scott snapped back, “It doesn’t have to be Republicans. I just want more legislators with common sense. More centrists, moderates, that understand how to balance a checkbook.”
There’s good money working with your hands or driving big vehicles in the forest.
In case you’d forgotten…..
There is one that describes what has taken place in Montpelier. Vermont State government has swept the EB-5 Ponzi-like scheme under the rug.
Homeland Security raided the home of John J. Grandizio to arrest him for attempting to receive firearms illegally from parties in China.
Citing concern about carbon monoxide emissions, the Biden administration would make almost all gas-powered generators non-compliant.
His prompt call for all Americans to provide earthquake relief to Japan was classic Coolidge – compassionate, frugal with government resources, trusting in the generosity of individual Americans and private organizations.
N.Y., Vt., and N.H. congressmembers speak on January 6th riot, Trump indictment; Murad to be honored at B.P.D. promotion ceremony; Loss of grocery store leaves Johnson-area residents in limbo
A teenager who was high on crack cocaine shot his best friend in the head in 2021. A judge gave him a stiffer-than-usual sentence due to the recklessness of the act.
Farnham has served as the deputy secretary of the Agency of Administration since December 2021, where he has overseen the State’s management of pandemic recovery and infrastructure investments.
Yesterday’s story about a Vermont school thinking better of racially-exclusive affinity groups called to mind this 2021 political cartoon by Dan Jeffries.
Starting today, Facebook and Instagram, Meta’s prominent platforms, are restricting Canadian users from viewing or sharing news links, along with broadcaster videos and photos.
US efforts to fight climate change with tree planting at risk from lack of stock and species diversity, new UVM research shows
Police are offering cash rewards for information about a string of arsons in Waterbury.
Breaking: Michigan Democratic AG indicts her former GOP foe Matthew DePerno; Democrats ask Biden to declare emergency as illegal immigrants flood NYC and request administration allow migrants to work
Cadena told troopers that he was unable to read or understand the English language, so he did not heed the multiple signs prior to entering the Notch.
VTrans to host public feedback meetings for greenhouse gas emissions; Vermont State Colleges get retroactive approval to give up 2 radio licenses, consider selling a 3rd
“Grossly negligent operation with death resulting” by a Honda Element driver caused the death of actor and motorcyclist Treat Williams in Dorset June 12, the state’s attorney says.
With widespread community support for affected farms and potential funding on the way, farmers are holding out hope for themselves and others that they can recover from their losses.
The Legislature’s response to a U.S. Supreme Court decision restricts admissions policies, adds reporting requirements on all Vermont independent schools (secular and religious), restricts out of state options for students in choice districts, and places a moratorium on the approval of new independent schools.
The true economic and environmental costs of government-subsidized renewable energy programs.
Although suspected of driving impaired and unlicensed, the driver of the vehicle involved in a motorcyclist’s fatal crash was apparently not at fault.
Vermonters aren’t only strong – we’re tough, too. Or so the new license plate says.
Although one school district has removed racial barriers from affinity groups following a lawsuit, the State of Vermont continues to promote race-based affinity groups.
Archer alleged that President Biden met with Hunter Biden’s business partners more than “20 times,” directly refuting the president’s previous claim that he did not discuss the matter with his son.
Burlington police investigate sixth gunfire incident in 2023; Burlington police investigate sixth gunfire incident in 2023; Montpelier businesses given flood assistance checks
“Restorative justice isn’t restorative if it’s mandatory — if it’s being forced,” said Dolan. If one of the parties declines to participate, a community justice center can send a referred case back to the criminal system.
April Hudson, 80, of Island Pond, passed away peacefully on July 28, 2023. Wife, mother, caregiver, author, artist, businesswoman, chaplain, and first female Town Zoning Administrator of Island Pond.
CDC detects coronavirus, HIV, hepatitis at unlicensed California lab: U.S. rejects Australian plea to drop Assange case; Trump says criminal charges ‘wouldn’t stop me’ from 2024 White House bid
Sorry Vermont Climate Council, New York is not going to ride to your rescue and hand you a solution to your transportation quandary.
“When we as individuals lend a helping hand, we help others up. But if all our government does is provide subsidies to those who have fallen, it is letting them down and too often keeping them down.”
Calvin Coolidge of Vermont is the only president who left government federal smaller than when he took office.
Hundred-year floods hitting once a decade simply inflict too much damage. For neither victim nor taxpayer is it sustainable.
The Feb. 20 death of Claudia Voight initially was reported as not suspicious, state police say. However, an autopsy performed days later showed otherwise.
The victim was putting her jumper cables back in her car when Adenti pushed her into her back seat and sexually assaulted her, police say.
This is what the new social credit system looks like, and what every soul on the planet can expect from the central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) that are being rolled out.
Tell local officials, on camera, about the Scientific Grooming Method. Ask them to ensure it’s not happening in our schools. That’s what the author did.
Vt. schools prepare for potential threats during upcoming school year; UVM Upskill program aims to keep Vermonters in the state; Swanton Car Show returns for 13th year
Trout populations can drop by around 50% after extreme events like we saw this month, and can take two or three years to recover.
Pentagon approves hazard pay for U.S. troops in Ukraine; Ukraine targeted Russian city Taganrog with missile; Trump faces additional charges in classified documents case
The Journal-Opinion, the outstanding, hyper-local weekly for Bradford and surrounding towns, reports on the Beetlejuice 2 movie thefts and growing public safety concerns about homeless people in the town library.
If the masks people have been wearing for the past three years are unable to keep out mold and dust particles, then clearly their gaps are too large to keep out Covid-carrying aerosolized droplets.
A Newport man with a lengthy rap sheet collapsed from a likely overdose in the shower at the state prison in St. Albans.
From 2018 to 2022, the high on July 15 was last year with 97 overdoses. This year there have already been 252.
Recent flooding has altered Vermont’s landscape and property owners understandably have questions. The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has prepared answers to common questions.
Homeschooling in Vermont has trended steadily upward since the 80’s. It is the only form of education that has not lost numbers over the years as parents look at issues in the institutional settings.
When the program opens, businesses will be eligible for a grant of 20% of the net documented uncovered damage to their physical property up to a maximum of $20,000.
Sen. Welch introduces bill to support small farms; Winooski manufacturer to pay $150K settlement after untested parts sold to U.S. military; Vt. Senator says military promotions should resume
Especially in the wake of the storms, the Clean Heat Standard and its huge price tag should be repealed, and its resources redirected toward recovery.
The Brookhaven Treatment and Learning Center in Chelsea lost their entire gymnasium and more.
“They’re still in debt. If they took out another loan, it would be like buying another house.”
VSP investigates inmate death at Northwest State Correctional Facility; 4 arrested for using stolen checks in Berlin; Sister alleges stroke patient held at Springfield jail denied proper medical care
“I was panicking. I know nobody would have gotten to me in time. The water came up a foot in the 15 minutes I was there,” Marie Baril said. Then came the Marines.
Deer populations in eight wildlife management units, primarily in the Champlain Valley, remain above their respective population objectives. The goal is to reduce deer numbers in those areas.
Notably absent was Gov. Phil Scott — something that lined up with the uncertainty and frustrations of a party with one of the country’s most popular chief executives but practically no power in its statehouse.
How many times can a federal regulating agency claim “safe and effective” and be wrong yet still hold faith with followers?
Hikers – have you seen Steady Eddie?
The HBCD Study’s commitment to publicly sharing data revolutionizes the research landscape, enabling researchers to access vital information without financial barriers.
S37 censors pregnancy centers’ ability to advertise their services.
One-day October conference refused ad space on Front Porch Forum, a public platform that claims to “help neighbors connect.”
Burlington DPW crews stem 2-week sewage leak; Slate Ridge owner appeals arrest order to Vermont Supreme Court; St. Johnsbury hospital celebrates expansion of mental health wing
A week after his arrest on murder charges, Claude Mumbere pleaded innocent to aggravated assault in connection with a 2021 crime.
Security Footage Undermines Key Claims in Police Report in Death of Rosanne Boyland on Jan. 6; Democratic law firm argues mail boxes ‘unsecure’ for voting, in suit pushing for ballot drop boxes
The children of Bruce Judd of Barre honor and remember their father.
If we think transitioning to renewable heating and transportation is inconvenient or possibly a little more expensive, just look around at what we will be facing if we don’t. Can we afford not to?
There is no worldly Utopia on offer by the WHO, only more degradation of individual liberties and national sovereignties. And if the WHO wants to be jabbed with my sharpened stick, then “Molon Labe”.
The governor called on Congress to pass supplemental (additional) funding for buyouts in of homes in chronic flood zones.
Lawmakers have a busy day planned at the State House this Thursday.
The State of Emergency has led to a temporary suspension of state government regulations, deadlines and requirements.
Idling at a stop sign, a Colchester man died after another vehicle jumped a Rte. 2 median and struck his truck.
With retail theft on the rise and often not investigated, some Burlington store owners are locking their doors and and scanning security video for potential thieves.
Demolition delays on Burlington High School project; Non-binary attorney at Vermont Human Rights Commission named the agency’s new executive director; Vermont man killed in Colchester crash
U.S. solar power advocates accept blackouts and wildlife habitat destruction, even as China builds a new coal-burning plant every week.
As we have shown up at our friends’ houses and favorite businesses, trying to dig out, pump out, and fill in, people have flocked to the local churches to do what they can to help.
After fears of a “she-cession” during the pandemic, women have returned to the workforce at unprecedented rates.
At what point do people stop listening to “experts” who have never been right about anything, but are costing us trillions of dollars implementing policies based on their long history of incorrect conclusions?
Once a politician is found to have sold his integrity for a price, he cannot be further trusted to retain higher office.
A stunned online community was awash with concern over what this means for religion, spirituality and the price of yoga classes in the near future.
Flood-wrecked books bulldozed to the curb.
Where Cancelled is good and Banned is bad!
No Labels is an organization which is working to get on the ballot in every state so that they can run an alternative, non-extremist slate.
Marshfield water service returns, sewage issues persist; After historic rainfall, Lake Champlain setting new record water levels; Flooding leaves 6 post offices out of commission
A Cambridge man was arrested for store robberies a week apart this month.
Some of her constituents cried foul when Rep. Becca Balint tried to prevent RFK from testifying at a House panel on government censorship.
Vermont is 39th among states in percentage of veterans, and dead last in enlistments since 9/11.
The Business Emergency Gap Assistance Program will be administered by the Department of Economic Development and provide $20 million in grants directly to impacted businesses and not-for-profits who suffered physical damage due to the severe flooding.
Denying Mr. Kennedy the right to testify, especially based on false accusations, makes her unworthy of our U.S. Constitution in my humble opinion.
The deeper issue is that global corporations and industry have been poisoning people and the earth for centuries.
It’s no secret that disaster responses have a knack for favoring the economically privileged, resulting in a hierarchy of suffering.
The 23-year-old Colson is seeking Youthful Offender status for a separate state case.
Herodotus said nothing about floods.
In the first year of the expanded hotel program, the number of Vermonters counted as homeless more than doubled, to 2,590 in 2021 from 1,110 in 2020. In 2022 the total jumped again, to 3,295.
Police learned that Dennis had traveled to Jamaica on May 13 from Bradley International Airport in Connecticut.
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