Vermont media still mum about Hunter Biden laptop
Where the Hunter Biden laptop scandal story is concerned, it’s still crickets from the Vermont media.
Condos: Vermonters can’t recall votes and vote again
There’s no “do-over” allowed for Vermont voters, Secretary of State Jim Condos said Wednesday.
As election nears, mail-in ballot mixups continue
As the general election nears on Nov. 3, voters are sharing more stories about receiving ballots they shouldn’t have received — or not receiving ballots they were expecting.
One week out, questions answered about Nov. 3 election
Will results be available election night? Is my voter registration data secure? Where can I learn more about the candidates? And what’s going on with high bailiff? These questions and more answered.
Dogged by residency question, Molly Gray slow to fully answer
Questions about how having lived in Switzerland may affect her constitutional eligibility to serve as lieutenant governor continue to dog Democratic nominee Molly Gray.
What is ‘Alumnx’? One of higher ed’s newest social justice terms, explained
This month, “alumnx” at the University of Vermont wrote an open letter to the administration asking it to make adjustments to “help the university move closer to engaging in a more inclusive campus.” Some of their requests include divesting from the Burlington Police department and removing figures and building names that “reinforce white supremacy.”
New movie ‘Free Lunch Express’ gives comical take on Bernie’s rise to political power
The political satire film “Free Lunch Express” premiered at Essex Cinemas on Thursday evening as an audience of about 70 Vermonters came out to watch a comical take on the life and perils of U.S. senator and two-time presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
Good Samaritan helps Secretary of State’s office protect voter data
On Sept. 28, software engineer Jon Lynch of Colchester expressed concern to state officials that the voter portal on the Vermont Secretary of State website was vulnerable to cyber-theft.
Vermont college holds Black Lives Matter protest despite COVID restrictions
The protest at Middlebury College came within two weeks of 22 students being removed from the campus for violating COVID-19 guidelines and of the school moving into Phase 2 of its reopening, which limited gatherings to groups of 10 or fewer, “indoors or outdoors.”
Pro-police, pro-life, gun-rights advocate Jim Sexton running as guv write-in candidate
An Essex Junction advocate of gun rights, pro-police rally organizer, and opponent to abortion announced Oct. 13 he is a write-in candidate for governor.
NRA endorses House candidates, but there’s more to the story
The following candidates for the Vermont House of Representatives have received the endorsement of the National Rifle Association.