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Statehouse Headliners: Fish hatchery closure swimming upstream against popular support

Faced with strong opposition from sportsmen’s organizations and an Addison County newspaper, Gov. Phil Scott and the Vermont Legislature are looking for a way to keep the Salisbury Fish Hatchery open.

13 hours ago February 17, 2019 in TNR News.
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Constitutionalist warns Vermont property rights under fire by Agenda 21, Act 250

This week on PEGTV’s “Straight Talk” hosted by Don Chioffi, conservative radio talk show host Hal Shurtleff said Vermont’s property rights are under attack by local planning commissions.

2 days ago February 15, 2019 in TNR News.
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House Judiciary Committee votes to move abortion bill forward

The House Judiciary Committee on Friday approved Vermont’s controversial abortion bill, H.57, after a week of review.

2 days ago February 15, 2019 in TNR News.
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Statehouse Headliners: New bills deal with crossbow hunting, unsecured firearms, non-citizen voting

Another round of House bills would allow crossbow hunting during bow season, make unsecured firearms a crime, and allow non-citizen voting in Montpelier city elections.

3 days ago February 15, 2019 in TNR News.

Boston residents operating in Swanton indicted on drugs and guns trading charges

Two Boston residents who temporarily had been living in Swanton were indicted Monday by a federal grand jury on charges related to drug and firearm conspiracy.

4 days ago February 14, 2019 in TNR News.
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Rep. Peter Welch still likes Green New Deal despite controversies, unrealistic goals

Welch called the Green New Deal “a broad outline of ambitious goals” and said Congress over the next two years would be drafting legislation and conducting hearings to make progress toward those goals.

4 days ago February 13, 2019 in TNR News.
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State Headliners: Anti-nuclear Green New Deal hasn’t learned lesson from Vermont

The Green New Deal’s dismissal of nuclear power dooms it to failure as a realistic plan to reduce carbon emissions. Doubters need only look at Vermont, a climate change expert wrote in Forbes Magazine recently.

5 days ago February 13, 2019 in TNR News.
U.S. Senate

When Bernie Sanders calls Trump ‘a racist,’ is it defamatory speech?

When someone calls another person a “racist,” as Sen. Bernie Sanders did of President Donald Trump on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, is it considered defamatory speech?

5 days ago February 12, 2019 in TNR News.
Bruce Parker/TNR

Statehouse Headliners: Unrestricted abortion bill approved in one House committee, goes to another

Human Services approved H.57 Thursday with minor changes and Judiciary is taking testimony today and tomorrow.

6 days ago February 12, 2019 in TNR News.
Bruce Parker/TNR

Statehouse Headliners: House bills would set up gender-segregated school facilities for ‘transgender’ students, turn prisons into mental health clinics

New House legislation includes bills that would allow “transgender students” access to gender-separated school facilities, programs and activities, ban the use of “eminent domain” seizure of land for natural gas pipelines, and further decriminalize the use of mind-altering drugs.

7 days ago February 11, 2019 in TNR News.
Bruce Parker/TNR

Statehouse Headliners: Senate bills would ban fossil fuel pipelines, ‘fracking’ waste disposal

Natural gas is the “cleanest” fossil fuel from a greenhouse gas perspective. Alternatives to home heat in Vermont include heating oil and split wood. Cleaner alternatives include passive solar, heat pumps and wood pellets.

1 week ago February 10, 2019 in TNR News.

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