BRATTLEBORO — RE: “V-Why?” [Letters, Sept. 25].
Why do the vast majority of anti-Vermont Yankee protesters emanate from outside Vermont?
Rick Holmes, of Marlboro, is a retired newspaper editor and columnist. MARLBORO-Ho Chi Minh City,
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Over the objections of town officials, the state has approved construction of a new AT&T cellular tower designed to improve service in the Interstate 91 corridor and other areas. The Vermont Public Service Board issued a certificate of public good to AT&T Mobility and Blue Sky Towers LLC to build a 120-foot monopole tower at 1227 Putney Road, just north of the roundabout at I-91 Exit 3. While Brattleboro officials had protested the project's aesthetic impacts, the board noted that...
Local singer-songwriter Sam Creigh is the featured performer for the Nov. 15 edition of Stage 33 Live's series “Third Thursdays @ 33.” He'll be performing original music from his albums Green Mountain Flyer and Wanted Man, and will be offering free signed copies of both CDs to interested audience members. No cover charge. There will be a tip jar for Creigh, and donations to help Stage 33 Live keep going are gratefully accepted. Creigh grew up in the country. His...
Lester Dunklee is such a wonderful, helpful man. My brother has been on crutches for 52 years from the loss of a leg. He gets the screws and nuts for his crutches from Lester because they wear so much better than the ones that come with the crutches. In fact, they outlast the crutches!
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