VT Amends Proposed Voter ID Law, Changes “Polls” to “Restaurants”
MONTPELIER – A proposed voter ID law that would have required Vermonters to show identification before casting a ballot has passed almost unanimously, with one […]
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Scott Reveals Campaign Slogan: “He’s Not a Total Idiot”
MONTPELIER – In 2016, Vermont Gov. Phil Scott rode a wave a national sentiment that found Republican males preferable to any female candidate, no matter […]
Vermont Legislature Rations Constituent Call-Ins
MONTPELIER – In the wake of retail stores rationing amounts of toilet paper, meat products and other necessities, the Vermont Senate and House have voted […]
Governor to Ease Restrictions and Once Again Allow 2-Ply
MONTPELIER – At his Monday news conference Governor Scott presented more encouraging news. The toilet paper famine has started to shrink. He was quoted as […]
Even As COVID-19 Spread Slows, Manure Spreading Increases Among VT Farmers
MONTPELIER – The month of April ended with fewer reports of Vermonters infected by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) that has altered life on a global […]
Gov. Scott Announces Competition for High School Students to See Who Can Build the Best Unemployment Program
MONTPELIER – When the state’s outdated and faulty unemployment mainframe failed late last month after the death of the hamster that had been powering it, […]
Vermont Department of Health Revives Mr. Yuk Campaign to Counter Presidential Medical Advice
MONTPELIER – As if the Vermont Department of Health didn’t have enough to take care of, the Presidents latest advice to inject bleach, Lysol or […]
Republican Plans for Smaller Government Hit a Snag
MONTPELIER – State and National Republican leaders have decided to “temporarily put on hold,” plans to shrink the size of government. VT State Republican chair […]
Vermont’s Poorest Residents Encouraged to Hire Better Lobbyists
MONTPELIER – VT lobbyists , with some assistance from the Governor, are determining which businesses to open, and the sequence of opening that guarantees the […]
Vermont Announces Permanent Move to Virtual Government
MONTPELIER – Citing the success of having state employees work from home, the Scott administration says the program will continue indefinitely. All state workers will […]