Dick Snelling News Today

The weekend buzz, out of a WCAX interview, that former governor Howard Dean might be considering another run for his old seat has pundits clearing the chess board and pondering

One week after my column was published, I was in Montpelier at a reception and shook hands with Mr. Snelling. He looked at me intently. I began sweating profusely. Then he smiled and said, ”Good to see you again.”

Not long after he took the top job at the newly created Vermont State University, Parwinder Grewal attended a five-day workshop at Harvard University for...

“It was sort of the gathering place in town,” Rumley’s daughter Kelsey recalled of the Montpelier tavern. “Initially, they wanted it to be a fancier place, but it just became the watering hole for everyone.”

“It was sort of the gathering place in town,” Rumley’s daughter Kelsey recalled of the Montpelier tavern. “Initially, they wanted it to be a fancier place, but it just became the watering hole for everyone.”

Vermont’s citizen legislature has worked well. It is a place where, as Gov. Dick Snelling reminded us, people serve for a time and then return to their regular endeavors. Let’s keep it that way.

the senate keeps a the way it is. the senate has basically a caps amendment. abortion is a benefit, paid for at $1 per month. you can use federal subsidies to pay for it. that is in a nutshell on health care. i know it sounds like a long presentation. . . a nutshell and those are the differences. this is the one that affects everyone of us now and in the future. i thought it was worthwhile to do this presentation and take the time to get this through. we have about an hour for question...