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MSNBCW Morning Joe July 30, 2014 10:00:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW Morning Joe July 30, 2014 10:00:00

It becomes days after the senior white house advisers said the lawsuit could open the door to impea impeachment. A senators will unveil their plans to combat Sexual Assaults on campuses. This comes after 40 of colleges havent investigated a case of Sexual Assault in the last five years. Thats going to do it for way too early. Morning joe starts right now. Striking back with vengeance at hamas, israel launches one of its most severe ever. A whole neighborhood reduced to rubble. Gazas only power plant burned today, targeted by israel. Its destruction will leave 1. 8 Million People without electr...

Hitler and Stalin redux - Vimarsana News

Hitler and Stalin redux

I’m currently reading a remarkable book — “Hitler and Stalin — The Tyrants and the Second World War,” in which author Laurence Rees explores the character traits, behavior and ruling

Performing for Mark LeGrand: Area musicians rallying for one of our own - Vimarsana News

Performing for Mark LeGrand: Area musicians rallying for one of our own

Mark LeGrand is always a welcome voice in troubled times. The Montpelier singer-songwriter’s songs dig deep into the psyche — perhaps because he’s been there.

Soundbites: Montpelier Musicians Rally for Mark LeGrand - Vimarsana News

Soundbites: Montpelier Musicians Rally for Mark LeGrand

In 1986, hunted by a serious drug addiction, country music legend and notorious bad boy Waylon Jennings covered the song "Will the Wolf Survive?" by...

Montpelier, Barre explore quick-fixes for housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Montpelier, Barre explore quick-fixes for housing crisis

MONTPELIER — When it comes to quick fixes to a chronic housing shortage officials in central Vermont’s Twin Cities are now eyeing “low-hanging fruit” that is growing on two very