By Xander Landen Gov. Phil Scott meets with Senate leaders to discuss expectations for the special session starting this week. Photo by Mike Dougherty/VTDigger As a budget impasse in Montpelier drags on into another week of negotiations, an uncommon threat loo... More »
By Elizabeth Gribkoff, VTDigger.org Vermont becomes second state to ban coyote contests. Photo by Christopher Bruno/Wikimedia Commons Vermont has become the second state in the nation to ban coyote killing contests, following in the footsteps of California. Th... More »
By Xander Landen, VTDigger.org House Ways & Means Chair Janet Ancel. File photo by Anne Galloway/VTDigger In the first move toward possible compromise between lawmakers and the governor in the ongoing special legislative session, the House Ways and Means Commi... More »
Vermont dairy farmers are strongly encouraged to push the pencil and closely look at the Milk Margin Protection Program by June 1. The USDA program received upgrades in 2018. “The improved Margin Protection Program could be a significant net financial benefit ... More »
The underground music scene in the northern Northeast Kingdom (NEK) is thriving, and it lives in Holland. Andy Bouchard, through his production company Borderline Entertainment, is queuing up music acts for the summer that will take place at The Barrage, an al... More »
“The show is exquisite!” remarked one of the patrons. Amanda Weisenfeld, president of the Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild (NEKAG) and Kelly Doyle, a member of both the MAC Center for the Arts and NEKAG discussed the unique artistry during the recent opening o... More »
Sterling College is offering an opportunity for prospective students and their families to visit campus, explore its academic offerings, and eat lunch in its nationally recognized dining hall by hosting a summer open house on Saturday, June 9, from 10 a.m. to ... More »
Earl Babbie, American sociologist and Campbell Professor Emeritus in behavioral sciences at Chapman College, will speak on cultural transformations at the Greensboro Free Library on Tuesday, May 29, at 7 p.m. Mr. Babbie is the author of many books, research ar... More »
Vermont Electric Co-op (VEC) held its annual meeting on May 12 at Smugglers’ Notch Resort, and members elected directors to the board, heard updates from VEC staff, checked out a vendor showcase, and marked VEC’s eightieth year. Approximately 200 members atten... More »
copyright the Chronicle May 23, 2018 by Briana Bocelli TROY — At least 100 fourth- and fifth-graders from four local schools were welcomed to the Randall Family Farm in Troy last Thursday to learn about local agriculture, sustainability, and natural resour... More »
copyright the Chronicle May 23, 2018 ORLEANS — State Police said Tuesday that Randall Swartz, 58, of Orleans, suspected of murdering his wife, Thea Swartz, 54, was still at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire, where he is being treated... More »
