BRATTLEBORO — Why do the vast majority of pro-Vermont Yankee pieces printed herewith emanate from New Hampshire?
BRATTLEBORO-I want to express my support for those of my neighbors, the children at my...
BRATTLEBORO-It's good to see the American flag flying at half-staff again after the exoneration of...
BRATTLEBORO-The incoming president has now signed pardons for the violent treasonous folks who stormed the...
Lisa Chase is retired and lives in Putney, where she is a member of the...
Chris Pratt knows how hard it can be for students with learning disabilities. “I'm someone who grew up with a learning disability - a learning difference,” said Pratt, Windham Southwest Supervisory Union superintendent. “So it's important to me not just personally but professionally that we try to find opportunities for these kids who have not seen a lot of successes in their lives - to get that spark in the college environment.” Students in Windham Southwest and two other supervisory...
Well put, Edward Jaffe [“Perfection: political tactic or prerequisite?,” Point/Counterpoint, Oct. 19] . But I wonder why you wrote, “Multiply 10 years by 103 really old plants” NRC commercial reactor license extensions are for 20 years! (The original license period of 40 years was intended to be a really long time, beyond which no one would ever consider operation.) I live near yet another Fukushima-style General Electric reactor, Pilgrim, in Massachusetts. Being able to buy home insurance against a reactor...
Photojournalist Peter Miller roasted a pig and went on the road to celebrate the publication of his new book, “A Lifetime of Vermont People.” “When the book came out last August, I invited everyone to a pig roast party in my backyard,” Miller says. “[Burlington gallery] Frog Hollow then arranged a tour of the Vermont libraries that will be displaying photographs and text from the book.” Through the month of October, the Brooks Memorial Library in Brattleboro, in association with...
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