At his weekly press conference, Gov. Phil Scott spoke about teen girls being banned from the girls locker room following a dispute about a transgender student on the Randolph Union High School volleyball team.
“Our work just quadrupled overnight,” said Sue Minter, executive director of Capstone Community Action in Barre. “We had no anticipation or understanding of this. … People were calling enraged and in crisis. We didn’t have answers because we didn’t know.”
Parents do not have a right to any school information about their child’s sexual identity or gender expression, a Vermont Agency of Education directive says.
Opponents of a state constitutional amendment that would make abortion-on-demand legal up to the moment of birth in Vermont are organizing a series of public “sign waves” to engage voters on what the vaguely-worded amendment actually means.
Gov. Chris Sununu said more than 160 National Guard soldiers from the 941st Military Police Battalion and 237th Military Police Company will be dispatched for a one-year mission to conduct surveillance and support other U.S. troops on the ground along a 250-mile section of the southern border.
CVFiber, the regional broadband district aiming to offer service to central Vermont towns, is set to start building its internet infrastructure in the coming weeks. Construction is slated to kick off in two areas of the district covering parts of Calais, East Montpelier, Marshfield, Middlesex, Woodbury and Worcester.
The Daily Signal has spoken with parents who are outraged that the school and Orange Southwest School District allowed such an incident to occur. These parents do not want biological boys in their daughters’ locker rooms, and they are bewildered as to why the school system prioritizes transgender needs.
The Vermont GOP has been highlighting key races for the upcoming November election that could strengthen Republican influence at the Vermont Statehouse and put a check on Democrat-Progressive rule.
Republican Gov. Phil Scott met Democrat opponent Brenda Siegel for a gubernatorial debate Thursday evening, and the two candidates offered completing visions of Vermont’s future.
A transgender student who was born male but identifies as female has created a stir at Randolph Union High School, causing female student athletes to lose access to their locker room.
Just one month after issuing the first licenses for adult-use cannabis sales, adults age 21 and over will be able to purchase up to 1 ounce of marijuana or 8,400 milligrams of THC-infused products.
If the Gendrons’ license is approved by the state, Devil’s Den will be one of the first businesses southbound travelers on Route 5 see when they roll into the business district — and the couple hopes the store helps bring traffic to other shops.