In this Statehouse Headliners, Republican Lisa Hango fills vacated Franklin County House seat, and new bills would end religious exemption for immunization and tax churches and hospitals for heating oil.
Edward T. Hall’s “The Hidden Dimension” was first published more than 50 years ago and deserves a reading by today’s thoughtful people too — perhaps now more than ever before.
Currently, 12 other states and the District of Columbia have similar laws. These include California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Vermont, and Washington.
McCabe’s statements mirrored a report from The New York Times claiming Rosenstein discussed wearing a wire to record Trump and volunteered to recruit cabinet officials to potentially remove the Republican from office.
Faced with strong opposition from sportsmen’s organizations and an Addison County newspaper, Gov. Phil Scott and the Vermont Legislature are looking for a way to keep the Salisbury Fish Hatchery open.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham pledged Sunday to hold a hearing to determine whether top Justice Department and FBI official discussed a “bureaucratic coup” to remove President Donald Trump from office.
So why does it, in the eyes of the state, make sense to jeopardize this entire industry for want of $250,000? Numbers don’t lie. Closing the Salisbury Fish Hatchery just does not make sense.
The study examined 10 states with voter ID laws, including Georgia and Wisconsin. It found minorities were not negatively affected by the measures, Adams said.
This week on PEGTV’s “Straight Talk” hosted by Don Chioffi, conservative radio talk show host Hal Shurtleff said Vermont’s property rights are under attack by local planning commissions.
The House Judiciary Committee on Friday approved Vermont’s controversial abortion bill, H.57, after a week of review.
Another round of House bills would allow crossbow hunting during bow season, make unsecured firearms a crime, and allow non-citizen voting in Montpelier city elections.
Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz compared attempts to use the 25th Amendment against President Donald Trump to a coup d’etat and said Thursday the measure is being abused.