Video: Guns are a part of Vermont culture
Guns are simply a part of Vermont culture as well as critical for protecting the rest of our rights.
New rebate helps GMP customers save when switching away from fossil fuel for cooking
Green Mountain Power customers can save $200 when they switch from fossil fuel for cooking and install a new electric induction cooktop or range. The new induction rebate adds to GMP’s growing list of incentives to help customers save money when reducing their own carbon footprints.
Randolph school’s locker room gender dispute makes headlines, sparks online debate
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.
John Klar: Zany left is trying to force everybody to go vegan
It is absurd to suggest that cows should be eliminated to save the climate, yet that is precisely what is being touted — the zany left is trying to force everybody to go vegan.
Legal adult-use cannabis sales begin Saturday in Vermont
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.
After vote, cannabis store lined up in Bradford
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.
New York will ban gas car sales by 2035, copying California
Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul of New York said Thursday that it will follow California’s lead by banning the sale of gasoline-powered cars and light trucks by 2035.
Republicans in one state push hospital to halt gender surgeries for kids
VUMC offers various medical procedures to minors who identify as transgender to help them present as the opposite sex including hormones and double-mastectomies, according to the Daily Wire. Legislators are open to a wide variety of options, including a criminal investigation.
City council urges Barre Diversity & Equity Committee to get along
The Barre City Council got an earful from citizens concerned about three members of the city Diversity and Equity Committee telling fellow committee member William Toborg he should quit because he’s pro-life, and Chair Joelen Mulvaney’s emailed threat to mute him at future meetings.
Governor focuses on economic development of downtown and village centers
The governor and members of his administration were in St. Albans on Tuesday to highlight the latest investments in revitalizing downtown areas, which are important cultural and economic centers.
Gervais: Vermonters, how’s that new $600-a-month tax increase going for you?
According to the Joint Economic Committee’s State Inflation Tracker, Vermonters are experiencing a 10.9% inflation rate and a $597 a month increase in household costs since Biden took office in January of 2021.
Renee Brodowski: Baby doctor Rep. Till wrong on his predictions about Article 22
Although Till claims delivering babies is the most rewarding part of his medical practice, he seems to be bent on making sure many babies are not delivered.