The Naval Support Facility in Thurmont, Maryland, more commonly known as Camp David, does not appear to be getting the same level of use it once did.
Keelan: Is now the time to sell Camp David?
Keep it, kill it, change it: Act 73 report elicits strong reaction, disagreement
Neither the lengthy time frame nor the details were what either most legislators or Gov. Phil Scott had in mind when they passed the law this spring.
Blotter: Sex assault, welfare fraud, crash at dam
Welfare fraud in the Kingdom. Drunk river hits boat trailer at Chittenden Dam.
One Vermonter died by overdose for every two days in 2024
DEA 2024 report shows fentanyl less ‘pure’ due to Chinese manufacturers concerns -but no less deadly.
56 state employees earn more than $200K
Doctors, judges and a race car driver lead the pack among the best paid state workers.
Baker: How to get the right people elected
One of the readers and commenters of this great news outlet asked how do we “get someone out of office?” There are many things a single individual can do. It all counts. Do not let the devil convince you that your vote or opinion doesn’t matter. Do not hide behind that weak rhetoric.
Keelan: Bernie is providing some welcoming news
Senator Sanders and his traveling companion, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D.NY), should have learned from last November’s election.
Suspected fentanyl dealer arrested for ramming ambulance
At 1 AM on Christmas Eve, ambulance workers approached the car, full of people, on the side of the road.
Will Legislature raise other taxes to keep property tax low? Bill Sayre, VDC discuss
The Democrat House leadership promise to keep property taxes low raises at least three big questions.
McGuinness: Clean Heat Standard fuel cost increase is a fact
If you do the math, the $4.04/gallon increase estimate for reaching the state’s mandated carbon goals is accurate.
Green: Proposed ‘catch and release’ solutions
Our Legislature should abandon the revolving door approach to prosecution of serial offenders. Here’s how to do it.
Citing ‘personal attack,’ FPF cancels citizen inquiry to House candidate
FPF said Crosby was engaging in a ‘personal attack’ when she suggested meritocracy as an alternative to DEI in schools.
Roper: Clean Heat Standard exploding on the launch pad
A perfect storm of legislative incompetence and bureaucratic bumbling.
