Expect to see Bernie Sanders on the debate stage in October
The Vermont senator, 78, will be joining the Oct. 15 Democratic primary debate stage in Westerville, Ohio, campaign spokesman Joe Calvello told the Los Angeles Times Thursday.
Ukraine’s top prosecutor promises to review case linked to Hunter Biden
Ukraine’s top prosecutor announced Friday that he will review a case that involves former Vice President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden.
Trial coming in December for law that increased proof needed to vote in New Hampshire
While SB 3 has raised the bar to prove residency, Buckley notes it has also sought to prevent voting by those in New Hampshire for temporary purposes.
TNR Video Series: ‘Travels With Charlie – Vermont Politics in Real Life’ (Episode 9)
In the ninth episode of “Travels With Charlie – Vermont Politics in Real Life,” host Charlie Papillo discusses the future of education in Vermont with Education Secretary Dan French and former school board member Jay Eshelman.
Efficiency Vermont may expand into electrification of heating and transportation
After two decades of helping Vermonters decrease their electricity use, Efficiency Vermont could soon be using ratepayer funds to push greater electrification of transportation and heating.
NH Gov. Sununu not in favor of impeachment of president
Ben Vihstadt, the communications director for the governor’s office, told WMUR, “The American people are sick and tired of the circus emanating from Washington, D.C., and Governor Sununu does not support impeachment.”
VTrans inspects 15 bridges in southern Vermont after whistleblower report
Even though there is a criminal investigation being conducted into the construction of 15 bridges in southern Vermont, the state’s chief highway engineer said there is no danger to the people who travel across those bridges every day.
Bernie speaks after blocked artery, uses it to tout Medicare for All
Sanders tweeted after his surgery, thanking people for “the well wishes.” He used the surgery to promote Medicare for All, a plan that would raise taxes on the middle class in an aim to provide “free” health care.
State Headliners: Attorney General Donovan wants federal background checks for ammo purchases
In a Sept. 23 letter, Donovan and 21 other state attorneys general asked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and several other leaders to enact the so-called “Jaime’s Law,” which would require background checks for ammunition purchases.
Blocked artery takes Bernie off campaign trail
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is off the campaign trail and in a Las Vegas hospital after having surgery to clear up a blocked artery.
Dialogues with Meg Hansen: Vermont’s homegrown heroes
This week Meg talks with Mark Bowen and Ashley Harwood, president and vice president of the Vermont chapter of the Farmer Veteran Coalition.
John Casella: The facts on the Coventry Landfill
I challenge you to refocus your efforts on the true source of these emerging contaminants — the products that are coming into our state — and not on the infrastructure designed to protect us at the end of their lifecycle.