Best Local Web/Print Journalist?

Hey Everyone!

It's time for the annual 7 Days "Daisy Awards" and I want to invite all of you to type in your vote for "Dylan Kelley, Vermont Commons" (Question #59) as the best local print/web journalist!

It's super simple and fun to go through all the local categories, but by voting for me at Question 59 and showing your enthusiastic support for my work, you help ensure further top-quality photojournalism and writing on grassroots and community organizing from around Vermont and across the country!

If you felt inspired by the nationwide coverage of Occupy and the whole-hearted dedication to local climate justice, healthcare, and human rights coverage; then type in your vote for "Dylan Kelley, Vermont Commons" on Question 59 (best print/web journalist).

Follow this LINK to vote now!

Here's a brief look back at some of the stories I've covered these past year (click photos to launch slideshow mode).

March Against Monsanto (Montpelier)

Occupy Sandy (Far Rockaways, New York)

May Day 2013, (Montpelier)

Idle No More demonstration (Montpelier)

First Anniversary of Occupy Wall Street (New York City)

First Anniversary of Occupy Wall Street (New York City)

Occupiers March on the Republican National Convention (Tampa, FL)

Occupiers March on the Republican National Convention (Tampa, FL)

New England Governor's Conference (Burlington)

Occupy Oakland (Oakland, CA)

Occupy Our Homes (Minneapolis, MN)

NATO Conference (Chicago, IL)

NATO Conference (Chicago, IL)

NATO Conference (Chicago, IL)

Shut Down Vermont Yankee Rally (Brattleboro)

New Hampshire Presidential Primary

Occupy Congress (Washington D.C.)

Somali-Bantu Student Strike (Burlington)

May Day 2012 (Montpelier)

For more of Dylan's visit his Vermont Commons column and follow him on Facebook and on Twitter via @LivefromGround.

Don't forget to vote for Dylan to get the 7 Days "Daisy" Award for Best Local Print/Web Journalist (Question 59)!!!

New England Far from Idle Despite Bitter Cold

Here are a few images of struggles across New England including Idle No More, Healthcare is a Human Right, and 350.org.

Vermonters Vow to Idle No More

Here are some recent photographs (sorry for the long absence) from a solidarity rally in Montpelier with the Canadian Idle No More movement.

Read the full article detailing the emerging struggle at Vermont Commons and follow my Facebook page.

Click to enlarge.