The football World Cup is less than 50 days away. It’s not quite squeaky-bum time, but there are squeaks and creaks and many who are bummed. The list is pretty short — pricing, politicking and what to do with Iran. To start with the bumming of the bombing... See more
When Rep. Amy Sheldon (D-Middlebury) announced last week that she will support repealing key provisions of the land-use reform law she helped craft two years ago, many in Montpelier were stunned. The chair of the House Committee on the Environment is one ... See more
A week of contrast in sport. As the Masters showed its greatness endures after 90 tournaments and a Deloitte report outlined how women’s sport is “undeniably emerging as a global powerhouse”, there was bad news for those who took the prince’s shilling to ... See more
Democratic leaders expressed frustration on Thursday with how Gov. Phil Scott has gone about appointing people to fill vacant seats in the legislature. They argued that Scott has ignored the preferences of the Vermont Democratic Party and taken his sweet ... See more
Laura Streets has never seen the roads in Morrisville in worse shape than they are now, 25 years after she moved there. The paved roads downtown are rutted and dotted with potholes. Dirt roads like the one she lives on have poor drainage that sends stormw... See more
