New England energy expert says shift to renewables could strain grid
Energy expert Meredith Angwin has a new book coming out called “Shorting the Grid,” and in it she has some warnings for Vermonters about their state’s renewable-driven policies.
Maine church blamed for Covid-19 outbreak
Vermonters tempted to go soft on Covid-19 vigilance should consider what happened after a church wedding in Maine, the Scott administration said Tuesday.
Shortage of Chromebooks complicating efforts for remote learning in New Hampshire
As a state in which nearly half of its residents lack a broadband internet connection, New Hampshire is also having to address a nationwide shortage of Chromebooks.
During debate, Biden doesn’t name single law enforcement group that supports him, Trump says Biden bad for black community
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden didn’t name a single law enforcement group or agency that has endorsed him during the presidential debate Tuesday night.
Complaint filed after checking of ballot bag may have broken election procedures
The chair of the Rutland County Republican Committee on Thursday filed a complaint with the state ethics commission alleging that Rep. Robin Chesnut-Tangerman violated state law by requesting and witnessing the opening of ballot bags following the Aug. 11 primary election.
Social justice movement turns on Seven Days reporter and a former BLM organizer
Social justice demonstrators in Burlington who are demanding the removal of police officers involved in use-of-force incidents have turned against the liberal-leaning publication Seven Days and are demanding the firing of one of its reporters.
‘Shocked and panicked’ New Yorkers receive invalid ballots with wrong names, addresses sparking confusion
New York City residents have reported receiving ballots with wrong information, sparking confusion and a response from the city board of elections department.
Milne campaign: Town clerk rebukes pro-Molly Gray PAC for misstating Milne voting record
Scott Milne voted in every single primary and general election for which records exist with the exception of the 2018 primary when he did cast an absentee ballot that arrived too late to be counted, records held by the town of Pomfret confirm.
McClaughry: Global warming meadow muffins
What coordinator Thompson makes admirably clear is that her liberal mindset requires that every current cause like defeating the menace of global warming is a special threat to “frontline and marginalized groups.”
Here’s how you can win cash predicting what happens in tonight’s presidential debate
Several sports betting companies offer chances to win cash for making predictions about Tuesday’s 2020 presidential debate, according to reports.
Wilson, running for Caledonia Senate seat, would cut spending, oppose abortion, protect gun rights
As a public service during an election season uniquely challenged by lack of traditional, face-to-face access to voters, Vermont Daily today publishes the first in a series of interviews with little-known challengers to Vermont Senate seats.
House candidate protests pay raise
If elected, Jon Lynch of Colchester promises to give his cut to Colchester fire and rescue workers. Lynch follows Hinesburg House candidate Sarah Toscano, who also has committed to returning any compensation above $500/week to the Hinesburg Fire Department.