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Monsanto threatening to sue the state of Vermont on labeling GMOs

Vermont, U.S.A. wants to regulate labeling of foods which contain GMO products, but Monsanto has threatened to sue the entire state if they do so. Includes an informative video on the tactics of Monsanto.

In the Media by Anne Sewell - 10 comments

Op-Ed: From Ontario to Vermont, there's snow to be found Special

The year of 2011 may be remembered as the winter that wasn’t in many parts of North America, but for me it will be remembered as the year I perfected my skiing, snowshoeing, and snowboarding skills.

Digital Journal Report by Bryen Dunn

Vermont inmate secretly adds pig image to police cruiser decals

Montpelier - An inmate at a Vermont prison carried out the ultimate prank by secretly altering the decal that adorns police cruisers, modifing the outline of a large spot on a cow's shoulder into the shape of a pig.

In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 1 comment

Thief busted after fiancée posts pics of stolen ring on Facebook

Burlington - Amber LaFountain was so excited her boyfriend had proposed, she did what many others often do when they have news to share, she turned to Facebook.

In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 7 comments

Malcolm X's daughter jailed for not paying woman she swindled

New York - Malcolm X's youngest daughter, Malikah Shabazz, has been arrested and thrown in jail for failing to make good on a promise to pay back the $55,000 she swindled from an elderly woman. She had agreed to the payback following a plea deal.

In the Media by Joan Firstenberg

Death at Occupy Burlington but no arrests

Burlington - Occupy Burlington in Vermont is the site of a fatality involving at least one shot fired and an unknown or unnamed trigger person being the culprit, so far no arrests have been made.

In the Media by Gar Swaffar

Vermont legalizes medical marijuana dispensaries Special

Montpelier - Vermont Governor Pete Shumlin has signed a bill into law that will authorize four medical marijuana dispensaries to operate licensed businesses in the state to dispense marijuana and marijuana-related supplies to registered medical marijuana patients.

Digital Journal Report by Kim I. Hartman - 2 comments

Vt. agency rules some messages OK in sign dispute

It’s only a 3x10-foot sign along a rural highway in Vermont, but it’s caused a lot of headaches for its owner and has state regulators tangled up in their own red tape. Now an apparent compromise has been reached, allowing some messages.

In the Media by Martin Laine

North American bats continue dying at alarming rate

A strange invasive disease is swiftly wiping out the bat population across the eastern United States and parts of Canada and wildlife officials, in an attempt to stave off the devastation, are resorting to closing off public access to caves.

In the Media by J Ocean Dennie - 4 comments

New from Vermont: Weed-dating

Think of it as speed-dating for the agriculturally-inclined. For a modest fee, singles can gather at a local farm to troll for prospective dates while picking weeds.

In the Media by Martin Laine - 6 comments

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Vermont becomes 1st state to ban fracking

Vermont's governor has signed into law the first state ban on a hotly debated natural gas drilling technique called hydraulic fracturing.

Watch: Mitt Romney Wins Vermont Primary

Professor Josh Putnam discusses Super Tuesday results and the primary process.

Obama to Draw Big Crowds on Rare Vermont, Maine Swing

President Obama’s fundraising trip to Vermont and Maine on Friday won’t rank among his most lucrative, but it will turn out his largest crowds so far in the 2012 campaign. An afternoon concert-fundraiser at the University of Vermont in Burlington is expected to draw 4,500...

Close Race in Ohio as Mitt Romney Looks for a Super Night

Mitt Romney won primaries in Virginia and in Vermont tonight, but all eyes are fixed on a close race in Ohio as Super Tuesday results trickle in.

Friendliest Places to Launch Businesses

What are the friendliest places to launch a small business? According to 6,022 small entrepreneurs and job creators, if you live in Idaho and Texas, the welcome wagon will come out for you. But if you happen to call California, Vermont or Rhode Island...