The truck driver person with the “angry stickers” is just exercising his, or her, First Amendment rights on their own truck!
God bless America (my First Amendment right to say, so exercised).
Cindi Krug works downtown at her family's store, Twice Upon a Time. "I wrote this...
WILMINGTON-That Richard Evers cites his being of Jewish and German descent makes him able to...
Stacy W. Kramer is chief executive officer of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Vermont. Visit...
CAVENDISH-The recent writers of letters opposing using Eleos technology for mental health care seemingly do...
Capt. Mark Anderson has been appointed Windham County Sheriff by Gov. Phil Scott. Anderson fills the vacancy left by his predecessor, Sheriff Keith Clark, who retired June 30 after 12 years as sheriff. The new sheriff brings more than 15 years of law enforcement experience to the role, including extensive expertise in budget management, drug recognition, and records management. Anderson most recently served as chief deputy of the Windham County Sheriff's Office, managing operational and internal affairs and developing strategic...
The Democrats' field of presidential candidates has lost all of those who were people of color, and some are mighty upset. Upset at whom? Those who didn't send enough money to those candidates? Those who failed to show up at rallies? The DNC for actually having rules and enforcing them? Who exactly is to blame? Nobody. We don't know why some people generate big support and others just don't: lack of charisma, tainted past histories, stronger candidates overshadowing them, campaign...
On Sunday, May 19, Windham Orchestra will present “Human Condition” featuring works by Strauss and Shostakovich, a performance that is in part a tribute to Orchestra violinist Gudrun Weeks following her death last year. The concert - set for 3 p.m. at the Latchis Theatre - “is a profound, gorgeous and, one might even say, joyful exploration of different spiritual states,” Musical Director Hugh Keelan said in a news release. “These works show us that tragedy is not necessarily sad...
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