VT Solves Sign Shortage by Only Labeling Road Areas with No Bumps
MONTPELIER – After a negotitation breakdown with the governor of New Hampshire, Vermont Governor Phil Scott has come up with a new plan to solve […]
Month: March 2019
Syrup & Cows #092 – 3/10/19 – Thin Thursday?
Image Credits: Connor Byam.
Fire Danger Low in Vermont For 137th Consecutive Day
CAMBRIDGE – In what is being hailed as a major victory for Vermont’s fire safety record, the state has now seen its 137th straight day […]
Vermont Begs New Hampshire For Help During “BUMP” Sign Shortage
MONTPELIER – Vermont Governor Phil Scott has had to swallow his pride this week and turn to his greatest nemesis for help: the state of […]
Winooski Voters Confirm They Elected Kristine Lott Because Their Dogs Liked Her Better
WINOOSKI – Incoming Winooski mayor Kristine Lott, the first woman to hold the position, was elected 650-478 on Tuesday, largely in part to the opinions […]
Fairfield Elects New Lord High Executioner, Burlington Votes to Abolish Church Street, and Other Town Meeting Day 2019 Results
The results are in! If you’re wondering how your town voted this year on that contentious ballot item, look no further than The Winooski. Here […]
Vermonters Concerned About Lack of Ballot Items Concerning Women’s Bodies
WINOOSKI – All across the state of Vermont today people are lining up to cast their votes on local issues and representation, but one topic […]
Vermonters Prepare to Shout at Their Neighbors For the First Time Since the Snow Started
HUNTINGTON – As Town Meeting Day approaches, residents all over the state of Vermont are gearing up to get cantankerous with their neighbors, many of […]
Syrup & Cows #091 – 3/3/19 – City Annex
Image Credits: Connor Byam.
Rural Vermont Farmer Announces Bid For US Presidency
CHARLOTTE – It wasn’t a typical press conference, held in a barn at the end of a long dirt road dug deep with the frozen […]