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Pro-union, civil rights constitutional amendments on November ballot
5+ hour, 35+ min ago (546+ words) Two proposed amendments to the Vermont Constitution that many Vermonters know little about on Tuesday, July 28 were formally approved to appear on the November general election ballot. Governor Phil Scott this week formally proclaimed, as required to do by the…...
Klar: What President Trump’s executive order boosting regenerative agriculture gets right
7+ hour, 5+ min ago (335+ words) On June 25, President Trump issued an executive order broadly supporting regenerative agriculture. It’s a meaningful step in the right direction. On June 25, President Trump issued a broad executive order, Advancing Regenerative Agriculture and Strengthening American Farm Resilience, to support that…...
Vermont GOP plan promises tax relief, better roads, more housing, and bail reform
6+ hour, 44+ min ago (417+ words) Sen. Scott Beck addresses the press Wednesday on the State House steps Vermont Republicans Wednesday unveiled Vermont Promise, a comprehensive legislative agenda focused on making Vermont more affordable, strengthening the economy, and creating opportunities for families, workers, farmers, retirees, and…...
Industry, enviros agree: Finch Paper closing not just bad for loggers
5+ hour, 45+ min ago (231+ words) by Rob Riley et al Yes, producing logs and fiber to turn into products we need is often a goal of forest management, but so are the following benefits: improving wildlife habitat, biodiversity, climate resilience, recreational trails, carbon storage, protecting…...
Florida preacher takes over former VT college
8+ hour, 43+ min ago (130+ words) The future owner of the former Green Mountain College campus in Poultney is holding an open house this week, reports Seven Days. Tommie Zito plans to use it for a global evangelical school called Z University. Zito takes over from…...
Feds ban Chinese 'kill switch' solar inverters
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (228+ words) Likely impact on Vermont solar developers Yesterday the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) made a shocking announcement in the world of industrial solar. They added certain foreign-produced power inverters (Chinese-made) to its Covered List. The concern is that foreign-made inverters could…...
Newspaper editor, Right to Life leader guests on Chronicle Conversations today
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (406+ words) Vermont Daily Chronicle Business & Service Directory Alabaster Home Repair – William Moore, Johnson VT, 888-3930 Advertise Your Business or Service for as little as $10/month. Contact [email protected]. Newspaper editor, Right to Life leader guests on Chronicle Conversations today Today’s edition of the…...
Roper: Democratic Socialists: The privileged, white, loser party?
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (232+ words) Pollster Nate Silver breaks down who makes up the DSA. …“post-material” cultural issues such as gay rights, trans rights, the environment, race relations and Israel/Palestine — as compared to other voters. They’re only about average or even a little below-average…...
Page, Red Flags Press: Democratic Socialism? Deja vu, all over again
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (392+ words) Vermont Daily Chronicle Business & Service Directory Alabaster Home Repair – William Moore, Johnson VT, 888-3930 Advertise Your Business or Service for as little as $10/month. Contact [email protected]. Page, Red Flags Press: Democratic Socialism? Deja vu, all over again by Timothy Page, with…...
VT Headlines: Florida evangelist speaks out about vision for former Green Mountain College campus
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (17+ words) Vermont Daily Chronicle...