“If the auditors are finding corruption with the machines in Windham, that can give us a lot of leverage to expand this audit beyond Windham into the state of New Hampshire, because these machines were used in 85 percent of the state and provided by the same vendor.”
In the May 19 episode of “It’s News to Us,” host Steve Merrill gives his views and opinions on race-baiting, border jumpers, inflation, leaping crime rates, and the U.S. Capitol investigation.
In the May 12 episode of “It’s News to Us,” host Steve Merrill brings you news stories that other local publications don’t. He gives his views and opinions on the political and social issues of the day.
In the 36th episode of “Travels With Charlie — Vermont Politics in Real Life,” host Charlie Papillo talks with a newly elected uncle and nephew pair, Michael and Leland Morgan, about running for office in a minority party and unseating incumbent leaders in the Legislature.
“Ultimately here’s the rub. I don’t know whether it came from the lab. But who could be culpable? Dr. Fauci could be culpable for the entire pandemic.”
In the May 5 episode of “It’s News to Us,” host Steve Merrill brings you news stories that other local publications don’t. He gives his views and opinions on the political and social issues of the day.
State Rep. Samantha Lefebvre, a member of the House Committee on Government Operations, told TNR’s Matthew Strong that election bill S.15 lacks safeguards for mail-in voting that other states use for their vote-by-mail systems.
In the April 28 episode of “It’s News to Us,” host Steve Merrill brings you news stories that other local publications don’t. He gives his views and opinions on the political and social issues of the day.
“So you want to put a mask on a 2-year-old when it’s not spreading outdoors, when less than 300 young children have actually died of Covid over the course of the entire pandemic? What is the public health cost of trying to superimpose masks on kids who are doing sports outside?”
In the 35th episode of “Travels With Charlie — Vermont Politics in Real Life,” host Charlie Papillo explores issues around economy, housing, homelessness and vitality in the southeast corner of Vermont with Kate O’Connor and Bob Stevens.
“We know a lot about the upside of the vaccine. We’ve been completely in favor of vulnerable people taking vaccines. But what about the potential risks? You’d think you would know more about that than you do.”
Green Up Day Coordinator Phil Pouech talks about what Green Up day looks like in Hinesburg, and how it will be run this year.