BRATTLEBORO — You printed my letter exposing Randy Holhut's whitewash of Tom Salmon's attempts to avoid a DUI charge last fall [“Story on Salmon was a whitewash,” Voices, March 10].
I “begged the question” about Salmon's integrity, or that of any candidate - an equal standard applies to all. But I referred specifically to Salmon's acts, and you deleted four words “on the record here,” thus diluting and confusing my meaning.
Why are you so protective of Tom Salmon?
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A reduction in staff has led interim Brattleboro Police Chief Mark Carignan to reduce coverage from three shifts to two. In practice, the schedule is a little more nuanced. According to Carignan, the goal for the change - which took effect May 23 - is to ensure that remaining officers no longer work multiple overtime shifts or more than 16 hours a day. Consequently, the department will reorganize its foot patrols to align with when the town requires the most...
Safety of the public, environment, and workers was formally addressed in 1928, at the First International Conference on Radiation Safety. Research on the health and environmental effects of radiation has been continuous since then. The use of this powerful natural force has expanded into many areas of life: communications, health, and medicine; monitoring and measurement of all kinds; and energy, to name some. When the first controlled chain reaction for release of energy by “atom splitting” (fission) was being prepared...
On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Union Station, the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center, Write Action, and SoBo Dance Studio will present an evening of dances set to poetry and music with the theme of trains. “Dance for Trains” is in affiliation with the Brattleboro Literary Festival. It will take place on Thursday, Oct 13, from 7 to 9 p.m., at BMAC. The evening will consist of Tracy Grissom and TraDANCE Company performing to “Observations on a Subway”
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