LTE: Doug Johnston on politics

Dear Editor,   I see where the current administration is getting commitments to invest in America. So, I wonder where our congressional delegation is in trying to get a commitment for some of these industries to be in Vermont, specifically … Continued

LTE: Keep Springfield Hospital open

Dear Editor,   Last month I had a fall, and when the pain persisted and the swelling didn’t go down, I was worried that I might have fractured my ankle, so I went to Springfield Hospital to get it checked … Continued

LTE: Sen. Alison Clarkson legislative update

Dear Editor,   Pomfret’s Informational Town Meeting was held Saturday, Feb. 22, kicking off Town Meeting season. I always hope to get to as many of the 25 town gatherings as possible, but it is a challenge, as the vast … Continued

LTE: Greg Hughes on Gov. Scott’s education reform proposal

Dear Editor, The most alarming thing about Gov. Scott’s Education Transformation Proposal is that it follows the playbook of conservative billionaires who are funding a coordinated effort to dismantle public education. Americans for Prosperity, a political advocacy group founded by … Continued

LTE: Priscilla Lambert for school board

Dear Editor,   My name is Priscilla Lambert, and I am currently serving on the Bellows Falls Union High School (BFUHS) Board. I am running for re-election to the three-year seat. I am also running for a three-year seat on … Continued

LTE: Peter Golec on Rockingham Fire Department

Dear Editor,   On Saturday, March 1, at 2 p.m., at the Bellows Falls Middle School, the Town of Rockingham will hold its first Saturday Town Meeting. Article 9 on the Meeting Warning asks if the town will establish a … Continued

LTE: Chris Kibbe for Rockingham School Board

Dear Rockingham Voters,   My name is Chris Kibbe, and I am writing to request that you write my name in for the three-year seat on the Rockingham Town School Board versus Priscilla Lambert on election day, March 4. This … Continued

LTE: You and your eulogy

Dear Editor,   Recently, I read an obituary in which the author identified herself as the deceased. My reaction to this autobiographical voice from beyond the grave was, “How did you know when, where, and how you would die?” Writing … Continued

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