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Marvin Resnikoff is an international consultant on radioactive waste issues. A nuclear physicist and a...
ROCKINGHAM-I am concerned and dismayed over the recent decision by the management of North Star...
BRATTLEBORO-Denise Gebroe is correct that the issues motivating the No Surveillance in Health Care campaign...
LEYDEN, MASS.-In response to Holland Mills' recent letter, it's essential to address significant omissions and...
After 13 years in the state Legislature, Windham County Sen. Jeanette White is fine with the fact that her name has become synonymous with marijuana-decriminalization efforts in Vermont. But as lawmakers prepare to tackle pot legalization in the 2016 session, the Putney Democrat wants to make a few things clear. First, she wants a serious debate - meaning she'd like to be spared “silly” jokes about brownies and munchies. Second, White said she doesn't smoke marijuana and isn't pushing a...
St. Patrick - U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy - is resigning, and the great realignment has now begun. The question is: Do we want to continue the current model of feckless, middle-ground maneuvering that is laying the groundwork for a radical right-wing takeover of national politics? Or is it time to support candidates who recognize that the times have changed and that our politicians need to change with them? U.S. Rep. Peter Welch, who has announced his candidacy for Leahy's seat,
Fabric artist Carlene Raper and potter Teta Hilsdon team up for a fun open house and sale with Raper's puzzles, quilts, and pillows and Hilsdon's dinnerware. Raper's home becomes a special place to shop and play on Sunday, Aug. 19, from noon to 5 p.m., at 62 Spruce St. According to a news release, visitors may play with beautifully crafted puzzles and handle the pottery until they find just the pieces to style their own dinner table. Raper's newly released...
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