Steve Forbes’ speech was a fitting way to end FreedomFest 2018 — reaching out to both libertarians and conservatives, who despite their differences, have more in common than the purists on each side claim.
In an advisory statement released Monday, the Vermont Attorney General’s Office declared that giving out “free” marijuana with other sold items is illegal under state law.
The Rutland County Republicans, with five candidates running for three Senate seats in this year’s primary, showed why the GOP still dominates the region at a forum Thursday night at West Rutland’s Town Hall.
I welcome the No. 1 ranking that CNBC gave Vermont, but am disappointed that they missed out on so many attractions that visitors from around the world come to see.
It is time for women to reject both sex-as-repression and sex-as-freedom models and come up with a model of our own that includes our commitment to relationships and to our young.
Trump’s plan would begin the long process of rearranging the overgrown federal bureaucracy by grafting together agencies that do similar work and pruning away offices that have outlived their usefulness.
In this Headliners, the Vermont attorney general is set to advise on prosecuting marijuana “gifting,” youth pot consumption is increasing, cops have few options for stoned drivers, and Newport House candidate quits Republican primary.
VPIRG is telling our legislators that they should pass a proposal to ban plastic straws to keep them out of landfills. For some Vermonters who already have difficulty caring for themselves, this ban would force them to decide between eating and drinking at home or going without a drink at restaurants.
Recently, the Brattleboro Housing Partnership, which owns and manages the 62-unit apartment building on Elliot Street, removed the in-window units. “They want us to get floor models,” said Ressler.
The 2018 edition of the Congressional Pig Book exposes 232 earmarks of taxpayers’ money totaling $14.7 billion, doubling the 2017 tally, Thomas A. Schatz, president of Citizens Against Government Waste, told reporters. At this rate, within two years, lawmakers will pass their $29 billion record in earmark spending set in 2006.
The RNC had $50.7 million in cash as of June, according to the RNC official. The DNC had $8.7 million in cash as of May, according to Federal Election Commission data. The RNC also raised $13.9 million in June, the most raised during any non-presidential election year in June.
Representatives of health care sharing ministries met with Vermont’s individual insurance mandate working group to request an exemption like the one they have under the Affordable Care Act.