Democrat Alison Johannensen and Democrat/Republican David Singer were on track to win Windsor County assistant judge positions on Tuesday night.  Johannensen seemed to be the top vote-getter before all the ballots were counted, with about 27.3% of the vote. Singer was next with 21.5% of the vote. They appeared to defeat Independent Michael Ricci, who was…

Democrat Ryan Palmer  defeated Republican incumbent Michael Chamberlain for the Windsor County sheriff position on Tuesday night. Palmer had 57% of the vote in unofficial results with 22 of 24 towns reporting. Chamberlain had about 35.9% of the vote. 

Democrats Alison Clarkson, Rebecca White and Dick McCormack were on track to win the Windsor County Senate race on Tuesday night. Clarkson was the top vote-getter in unofficial results, with 24 of 25 towns reporting. She got 9.6% of the vote, White was next with 9.4% and McCormack was third with 9.3% of the vote. The…

Republican Jarrod Sammis defeated Democrat Mary Droege for the newly created Rutland-3 House seat representing Castleton with 49.6% of the vote to 47% on Nov. 8. 

Democrat incumbent Mary Howard defeated Republican Cynthia Laskevich on Nov. 8 for the Rutland-6 House Seat representing Rutland City. Howard secured 57.7% of the vote compared to Laskevich’s 38%.

Gov. Phil Scott, who became Vermont's 82n governor in 2017, has been elected again. The Associated Press called the race just before 10 p.m. Nov. 8 for Scott when he had about 73% of the vote ahead of Democrat challenger Brenda Siegel, who had 22% of the vote.   

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By Cassandra Tyndall Generally, the annual Taurus Full Moon is a time for luxuriating in comfort and serenity. Imagine a cute fluffy highland cow without a care in the world munching on green pastures and resting under the shade of lush, green canopy. Like our bovine friends, we humans enjoy the safety and certainty of…

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  It’s titled, “Things I Know Now...” and Nikki McCallum will teach you everything she wished she’d learned before reaching adulthood, in song. McCallum described the show and said, “It’s an hour of stand-up comedy infused with original comedy songs.”  I love this kind of comedy so I’m really hoping to make the show. I’ve…

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By Cassandra Tyndall Generally speaking, in western cultures, serpents and dragons are feared. Being Australian, I do get a bit of a kick out of making my American friends a little squeamish about regular snake encounters I experience. Truth be told, they are more afraid of us then we are of them. Nonetheless, no one…

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By Cassanra Tyndall There’s no reason to resist when you’re moving downstream. The waters simply carry you with little effort on your part. It’s not until the tide shifts direction or there’s no tide at all, when you’re completely still that you begin to experience confusion. In a panic- induced state and without question, you…