Rapper Kanye West has filed to run for president in Vermont

West filed just seven minutes before the VT independent presidential candidate deadline on August 3. The filing lists “biblical life coach” Michelle Tidball as his running mate.         Top Featured Tags: – Vermont News Press Release Distribution Service

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Should schools reopen in the fall? Poll shows Vermonters are divided

Vermonters have sharp differences of opinion over whether K-12 schools should reopen this fall, according to a VPR/PBS poll conducted in July.         Top Featured Tags: – Vermont News Press Release Distribution Service

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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‘We should have pressed harder’ governor says of testing after prison outbreak

On the road near Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi. Photo by Alan Keays/VTDigger CoreCivic, following the protocols of the state of Mississippi, was only testing those inmates showing symptoms of Covid-19 — like Vermont had been doing before the St. Albans outbreak. As of last week, CoreCivic had only conducted two tests of…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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The pandemic is bringing students to Vermont – mostly in towns without schools 

Burr and Burton Academy in Manchester. Courtesy photo Many families wait until later in August to register their children for school, and the enrollment picture is still developing. But superintendents elsewhere in the state say they aren’t seeing, at least for the time being, a noticeable spike in enrollment. In the North Country Supervisory Union,…

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Devon Thomas: Black lives need to matter too

Editor’s note: This commentary is by the Rev. Devon Thomas, a minister in Cambridge and a person of color living in Vermont.  I can recognize that the Police Lives Matter rally in Montpelier on July 26 was organized with good intentions by people who thought that they were doing the right thing.  They were not. …

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Poll: 83% approve of Gov. Scott’s Covid-19 response

Gov. Phil Scott has wide support for his handling of the coronavirus crisis. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger A large majority of Vermonters — 83% — approve of Gov. Phil Scott’s handling of the Covid-19 crisis, according to a poll published Tuesday by Vermont Public Radio and Vermont PBS.  The poll, which surveyed Vermonters on issues…

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Who’s running — and where they stand

The primary is just a week away. Secretary of State Jim Condos says voters should not wait until later in the week to mail in ballots. The last day town clerks can accept ballots by mail is 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 10. (Ballots can be dropped off before Tuesday at the town clerk’s office or at…

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Margolis: Buckle up for the bumpy ride ahead

Jon Margolis is a VTDigger political columnist. You know that old line: cheer up; things could get worse. So cheer up. Things are about to get worse. In the whole country. Perhaps in the whole world. And even in (relatively) privileged Vermont. We know this because things – meaning the pandemic and the economy –…

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