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Editorial: Solidarity against tyranny more effective than a gun
The Trump administration's reaction to the murders of two peaceful protesters in Minneapolis has raised questions about the Second Amendment, as the government blamed the victim for his own death due…
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3mFrank Warren Hastings
<html><head></head><body>Frank Warren Hastings<br /><br />Hartland, VT - Frank Warren Hastings died on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at the age of 79. The cause of death was Alzheimer's, which took some of his abilities, but not his sense of humor, hi ...
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5mDr. Frank Hopkins Duffy
<html><head></head><body>Dr. Frank Hopkins Duffy<br /><br />Tunbridge, VT - Remembering Dr. Frank Hopkins Duffy, a pioneering neuroscientist, pediatric neurologist, and Olympic equestrian, a longtime Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Ho ...
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4mScott defeats Janoo in historically tight race
In a competitive race for Vermont governor, Incumbent Phil Scott narrowly surpassed Amanda Janoo, the Democratic candidate and a newcomer to electoral politics. But she put up a good fight. AP called the race at 12:35 a.m. Wednesday, with 99% of votes counted. Scott won with 52.4% statewide support, and Janoo fell not far behind […]
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8mScott leads Janoo as Vermont votes are counted; more results to be determined
The race for governor heated up late Tuesday evening, as Janoo trailed closely behind Scott, and several races to determine representation for Upper Valley towns in the Vermont legislature were awaiting final results. But some preliminary votes give a glimpse into voter preferences. Governor- Phil Scott The race for governor has been exceptionally close considering […]
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7mUpper Valley Granite Staters solidify red-and-blue status in Tuesday midterm
Granite Staters maintained their political balance during the midterms as Democrats secured congressional seats while Republicans retained control of the state government as of 10 p.m. Tuesday.