Dec. 31 at 12 p.m., police spoke to people arguing at the Quality Inn and determined it was just a verbal disagreement. No charges were filed.
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The Champlain Valley-Mount Mansfield girls’ hockey team pitched its fourth shutout of the season in a win over Middlebury on Saturday, Jan. 8.
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Champlain Valley School District’s good intentions went a bit awry this year, illuminating the complexity of dealing with systemic racism or the pandemic.
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We checked in with Chittenden County lawmakers to see how the legislative session was going.
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One year ago, on Jan. 6, the U.S. Capitol — the symbol of the democracy we all cherish — was attacked by a mob intent on overturning the decision of American voters to elect Joseph Biden as their 46th president.
Thank you, Sen. Thomas Chittenden, for sharing your goals and inviting feedback of numerical and 21st century style infrastructure growth for a Vermont of more people and lower taxes.
Recently another reader made a good point regarding the value of exit interviews.
The importance of conscience protection for health care workers, most often in the context of permitting hospital staff to request to be excused from participation in abortions, has broad public support and is endorsed by the Vermont Medical Society.
While this is a fairly somber start to the new year with Omicron cases rising and the end of the pandemic still out of sight, I hope you are finding hope, joy and warmth as we turn the page on 2021.
The Shelburne Police Department situation is concerning.
When my siblings and I were growing up and we did something untoward that got us into trouble my mother would say, “Let that be a lesson to you!”
I want to respond to the recent article in the Shelburne News regarding the size of the police force in Shelburne and the complex issues that currently confront the department.
Vermonters agree that when police violate someone’s civil rights, they should be held accountable for their actions and victims should get the justice they deserve.
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