On the Morning Drive radio show this week, Burlington Police Chief Jon Murad responded to allegations that he is exaggerating the negative impact of staff reductions on 24-hour policing in the Queen City.
Many people have questioned me on whether I believe health care reform efforts are working in Vermont and if so to quantify it. To accomplish that, it’s important to go back in time and talk about efforts over the past couple of decades to create a baseline.
Milfoil, an invasive water-weed that forms dense mats of vegetation and readily reproduces when boats chop up the strands, may soon be tamed in Lake Iroquois after recent treatment with an herbicide.
On July 14 at 6:30 p.m., five speakers will take to the stage at The Canadian Club in Barre for a two-hour discussion on critical race theory/equity teachings in schools.
President Biden has appointed Governor Phil Scott to the President’s Council of Governors for a two-year term, as the White House announced Thursday.
Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott’s special legislative session focuses the GOP-backed voting reforms, combatting critical race theory in schools and prohibiting transgender women from partaking in women’s sports.
In an effort to discredit those who dare challenge critical race theory, VTDigger’s Bill Schubart claimed that my article challenging CRT was “heavy on political whining but light on understanding and facts.” I’m delighted that Mr. Schubart is engaging in this conversation. Let’s discuss some facts.
So to recap, the greenhouse gas reduction plan we’re going to get in December from the Vermont Climate Council will be anti-individual responsibility, anti-capitalist and anti-White. Can’t wait to see it.
Two Vermont cities have joined the short but growing list of jurisdictions that allow residents who are not U.S. citizens to vote in local elections.
Megan Tuttle says the plan will siphon limited money and resources from traditional public schools and force cities and towns to raise property taxes to make up for the loss of state funding. She said the union “remains open to all options regarding potential legal challenges.”
After major backlash from Republicans, the IRS said Wednesday it overturned a previous ruling that a Christian group did not qualify for tax-exempt status because of its Biblical values.
A coalition of 15 states agreed to a deal with drug maker Purdue Pharma, which could soon lead to a $4.5 billion settlement over the company’s role in the U.S. opioid epidemic.