There won’t be enough teachers and staff on the job if schools open in August, a Washington County superintendent warned her district.

Shoppers won’t stay away from local stores because they have to wear masks - they’ll shop more often because they will feel safer, Gov. Scott predicted Friday.

Sorry, no public meetings to discuss the citizen petition to place the question of BLM, Pride flags at school before voters. Due to the pandemic, that would be unsafe, the Mill River School Board said. And besides - the Supreme Court says the board doesn’t have to warn such a vote, anyway.

In this time of heightened awareness about America’s troubled racial history, Planned Parenthood affiliate has finally admitted what history so plainly shows - founder Margaret Sanger was a racist eugenics supporter. Will Vermonters also call for Vermont’s politically influential PP affiliate to admit its checkered past? Should they?

In a rural Rutland county school district, flying the BLM and pride flags at local schools is getting community pushback.

Some people see the problem and volunteer to march in the front line. They are the Nation Makers.

As Gov. Phil Scott contemplates a bill giving Secretary of State Jim Condos carte blanche to run first-time-ever universal vote-by-mail general election in November, the early returns from a similar election in New Jersey are not encouraging.

Highway workers are no longer required to erase or paint over graffiti, after a complaint from a police brutality protester.

Gov. Phil Scott yesterday said he is unlikely to veto S.348, the universal vote by mail bill. Some town clerks are worried about the consequences.

Vermont’s school districts are enabling systemic racism and need to be defunded - or at least rethought.