LETTER: Supporting Phil Scott for governor
Phil Scott is not afraid of doing the hard work to make things better for Vermonters. He’s proven that through a pandemic and two major floods. He supports us when we need him the most – and we need him now more than ever.
Rep. Wood: 2026 legislative highlights, part 1
As we are leading up to the 2027 legislative session, I thought I'd provide some updates by topic area on actions taken in the 2026 legislative session. All of the bills listed below are now law. I'll start off with agriculture, food resiliency, and forestry.
EFUD announces third watershed public forum for Oct. 21
On Oct. 21, the Edward Farrar Utility District commissioners will hold a third public meeting on matters relating to the protection and management of its waterworks properties in Waterbury and Stowe. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. upstairs at the Main Street fire station.
LETTER: Waterbury Vote Early event on Oct. 17
Because your voice matters, we will be hosting a Vote Early rally in front of the Waterbury Town Offices on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 10 to 11 a.m.
Op-Ed: Vermont's roads and bridges can't be a bargaining chip with the federal government
In a Vermont Public debate this summer, Amanda Janoo, now the Democratic nominee for governor, said she would support Vermont withholding federal taxes as “a bargaining chip” against Washington. When the moderator asked her to clarify, she confirmed it.
Op-Ed: Will Democrats help elect Gov. Scott again?
It’s been no secret that Gov. Phil Scott has benefited greatly during his time as our governor from the support he has received from mainstream, moderate Democrats. The mass exodus of Democratic Party loyalists has been key to his overwhelming victories.
LETTER: Character is on the ballot
Throughout this debate and her entire campaign, Molly Gray has shown me that she is the kind of person who will lead respectfully, intelligently, and humbly. With so many unknowns and complexities in the political battles ahead, she possesses the qualities we need in a leader right now, regardless of party affiliation.
LETTER: Vote ‘yes’ on Prop 4 constitutional amendment
On Nov. 3, vote “yes” to amend the Vermont Constitution by adding Proposal 4, Equality of Rights.
LETTER: Prop 3 is intended to prevent undermining unions
Elizabeth Brown’s commentary “Can Vermont afford to pass Proposal 3?” spends much of its space touting the supposed benefits of right-to-work laws, mostly without citing where she gets the statistics on which she relies.
LETTER: ‘These are not national Republicans’
I believe we all want the same things for Vermont. We want to make the cost of living more affordable, including the cost of healthcare, housing, and education, and we want a safe, clean environment. But we have different ideas about how to achieve those goals.
Attorney General publishes guide for those engaging in protest
Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark has issued a guide to help Vermonters understand their rights while engaging in protest.
LETTER: Indivisible Mad River Valley encourages early voting
No Kings: Vote Early focuses on nonpartisan electoral action, voter registration, early voting turnout, and election protection ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections.
Op-Ed: Ballots are here. Do you understand Prop 3?
Understanding Prop 3 is essential for every Vermont voter as we cast our ballots and consider amending our constitution.
LETTER: Fatherhood network supports Central Vermont dads
Now in its second year, Vermont Fatherhood continues to provide connection, education and support for fathers and male caregivers in Central Vermont.
LETTER: Thank you from our family
During this horrible and heartbreaking time, our family wants to take a moment to say thank you to everyone who has surrounded us with love, kindness, prayers, messages, and support.
OPINION: A humanitarian crisis is happening across Vermont
Brenda Siegel, a leading advocate for the homeless, warns that a humanitarian crisis is at hand as Vermonters with disabilities are being forced to live outside.
LETTER: Right for Vermont Foundation holds sessions on Prop 3
The Right for Vermont Foundation will hold a series of free public information sessions across the state this month to help Vermonters understand Proposal 3, the constitutional amendment on the Nov. 3 ballot.
COMMENTARY: Can Vermont afford Proposal 3?
Last year, Vermont's population fell by a larger share than any other state’s. From 2015 to 2025, private-sector jobs grew 12.6% nationally. In Vermont, they fell 0.6%. Our cost of living runs 13.5% above average, and after adjusting for it, we rank 42nd in disposable income per person. What does that have to do with Proposal 3? A lot.
Sen. Sanders: Winter fuel, electric, weatherization help is available
With winter around the corner and thousands of folks living paycheck to paycheck, I know many Vermonters are worried about keeping their families and themselves warm through the season. The good news is that assistance is available to help eligible Vermonters afford their heating and electric bills and weatherize their homes.
LETTER: Molly Gray understands ‘rural’ is an asset
Human and Constitutional rights have never been more at risk in our communities, particularly our farm communities, than they are today. For that reason, I am voting for Molly Gray for Lieutenant Governor.