Still room on the Trump bus going to DC next week
There’s still room on the bus leaving South Burlington for the January 6 March for Trump in Washington D.C.
‘FirstAmendmentFest’ rally Dec. 18 on State House lawn
On the final day of Chanukah, Friday Dec. 18, supporters of the U.S. Constitution will gather at the Vermont State House lawn for the first in a series of rallies to support the Constitution and Bill of Rights, starting with the First Amendment.
Vermont GOP to celebrate 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment this weekend
The Vermont Republican Party is joining with the Vermont Women’s Coalition on Saturday to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the right of women to vote in the United States.
ANR announces upcoming public information meetings for Transportation and Climate Initiative
Throughout January and February 2020, Vermont state officials and regional planning commission staff are hosting four public information meetings to discuss the Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI).
Home schoolers, private schoolers invited to National School Choice week luncheon Jan. 29 in Montpelier
Students, staff and parents from home schools and private schools are invited to participate in National School Choice Week observations on Wednesday, January 29 at the Capital Plaza, 100 State Street, in Montpelier.
Montpelier attorney to discuss Jefferson, the Constitution and Vermont courts
This year’s celebration of Jefferson Day will arrive a few days early in the Green Mountain State. The founding statesman’s legacy will be feted with a special 25th annual dinner gathering featuring guest speaker and legal historian Paul Gillies.
Fact Check: Did Tomi Lahren say ‘Obama created Festivus to destroy Christmas’?
A meme posted this month on Facebook from the progressive page Left Action shows Fox News contributor Tomi Lahren arguing that former President Barack Obama created the Festivus holiday to destroy Christmas. Did she really say that?
First inaugural international Solzhenitsyn conference coming to Northern Vermont University
It’s the “Summer of Solzhenitsyn,” and to celebrate what would have been the Russian author’s 100th birthday, Northern Vermont University is hosting the first inaugural “Reading Solzhenitsyn” conference.
Burlington Thought Exchange experiment to tackle minimum wage on Monday
The “Burlington Thought Exchange” political discussion series is coming back for its second iteration, this time to analyze political dialogue about the minimum wage.
Peak foliage colors approaching in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom
As late summer weather continues to bring warmth, plenty of sunshine, and scattered showers, fall foliage colors are developing nicely, albeit gradually, throughout most of Vermont.