To the Editor, Vermont’s constitution turns 250 next July. The rights it declares are old; the pressure on them is new. Vermonters have taken to their village greens in numbers not seen in years. They are finding permits, fees, and … Continued
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – On Saturday, Sept. 12, the Edgar May Health & Recreation Center’s revamped Springfield Dam Run saw more than 120 participants, spectators, and volunteers. With the event taking place all at the Springfield Dam, runners enjoyed running along … Continued
CHESTER, Vt. – An unusual number of residents turned out for the Chester Selectboard meeting on Oct. 7, primarily to voice opposition to a draft policy aiming to regulate use of the town Green. The Chester Green has seen significant … Continued
Dear Editor, Kendra Rickerby (Letters, Sept. 30) mistakes my argument about the value of AI in the schools as an ad hominem attack. An argument based on untruths is deceptive, whether or not the presenter is aware of its … Continued
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Health Care & Rehabilitation Services (HCRS) has been approved for $3.6 million in grant funding from the Vermont Department of Mental Health to develop a new mental health urgent care center in Brattleboro, creating a much-needed, community-based … Continued
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Since 1965, the Meeting Waters YMCA Lewis Day Camp, on Route 5 in Springfield, Vt., provides healthy outdoor adventures for children ages 5-13, including canoeing on the Black River. However, the camp had a problem: Its wooden … Continued