If elected, Gerald Malloy, how would you: Reduce the cost of living? Promote widespread, affordable home ownership? Protect the public from crime? Promote successful schools? Protect a clean environment? Protect civil liberties? In any other way promote the welfare of your constituents?
If elected, Gregory Thayer, how would you: Reduce the cost of living? Promote widespread, affordable home ownership? Protect the public from crime? Promote successful schools? Protect a clean environment? Protect civil liberties? In any other way promote the welfare of your constituents?
If elected, Joe Benning, how would you: Reduce the cost of living? Promote widespread, affordable home ownership? Protect the public from crime? Promote successful schools? Protect a clean environment? Protect civil liberties? In any other way promote the welfare of your constituents?
A Franklin County adult is the first identified Vermont case of human monkeypox virus infection, or hMPXV, in Vermont, according to a July 29 statement by the UVM Medical Center.
The EV-charging conservation request raised eyebrows around Vermont because the State of Vermont is committed by legislation to follow California emissions regulations, which recently were upgraded to ban all sales of virtually all new gas or diesel powered vehicles by 2035.
Vermont’s adult prisons face severe staffing problems. The same cannot be said for juvenile detention — but only because at present, there is no permanent, secure juvenile detention facility in Vermont.
The George Soros-backed incumbent also claimed she and her office are being “scapegoated” for growing public safety woes, and discussed her leadership in an organization seeking to abolish incarceration.
Taxpayers should reimburse businesses for retail theft losses if shoplifters can’t afford to pay, Chittenden County State’s Attorney incumbent Sarah George suggested during a recent candidate debate.
A 14-year-old Essex boy was cited and released Sunday, July 10, after Essex police say that on July 8 he threatened adults on a bike path with a baseball bat, demanding their cellphones and passcodes. He struck a woman with the bat after she didn’t immediately comply.
The homicide victim in the Thursday, July 7 shooting in Burlington was Hussein Mubarak, 21, a Burlington resident and convicted drug dealer.
If she’s elected to Congress in November, don’t expect Lt. Gov. Molly Gray to fight against an aggressive federal bureaucracy, at least regarding climate change.
A Burlington-based post on a national website urges readers to “gather your friends, pick up heavy rocks, and learn the skill of accelerant bartending” — an apparent reference to committing arson.