Thanks for VY editorial

Bill Pearson

Wednesday, February 23, 2011 — Issue 89

BRATTLEBORO — Bravo! Great editorial [“Entergy to Vermont: See you in court,” The Commons, Feb. 16]. Very clear and concise.

It's exactly what we need to understand about Entergy's duplicity. It clarifies how solid Vermont's case is against allowing continued operation beyond March 21, 2012. Thanks.

Voices

'I needed that'

Constance Cline

BRATTLEBORO-Big thanks to Joyce Marcel for an excellent article/interview with Becca Balint, and big thanks...

Trump and Texas redistricting

Cathi Wilken

BRATTLEBORO-As I listen to all the reports of what's happening in the Texas Legislature, I...

Gov. Scott: The damage is done

Meg Lucas

SAXTONS RIVER-An open letter to Gov. Phil Scott: On Aug. 10, I received an email...

Calling it what it is

Paula Marks

GUILFORD-In the subheading referring to "the 'cruelty' of the budget bill," I understand why you...

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Council on Rural Development to visit Vernon VERNON - All Vernon residents, community organizations, groups and businesses are invited to attend an informational meeting with the Vermont Council on Rural Development (VCRD). VCRD Executive Director Paul Costello and associate Jenna Whitson will speak on the what the VCRD Community Visit program has to offer the Vernon community. This informational meeting will be held Thursday, Feb. 5, at 6 p.m., in the Vernon Elementary School cafeteria. The snow date is Feb.

Is there truly nothing else|for the police to be doing?

Cal Glover-Wessel

Friday, October 2, 2009 — Issue 44

The police harassment issue has gone from a slightly amusing nuisance to a downright menace. Allow me to explain. You might have heard of an incident where a group of teenagers were told to, and I quote, “Stop sitting on benches.” by the police [“A decree - nay, a demand - to remove Brattleboro benches,” The Commons, July]. Today, I witnessed an incident tantamount in its ridiculousness. An officer of the law, one M. Gorman, and another officer whose name...

Mitsuko Uchida plays Brahms on second weekend of Marlboro Music

Wednesday, July 18, 2018 — Issue 468

For decades, musicians and audiences have been trying to figure out what makes the concerts at Vermont's Marlboro Music Festival so special. Is it the isolation, the beauty of nature, the sense of family, the rare opportunity of unlimited rehearsal time, or the chance for exceptional young professionals to play side-by-side with some of music's most distinguished artists? A look at Marlboro Music's second weekend of concerts on Saturday, July 21, at 8 p.m., and Sunday, July 22, at 2:30...

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Thanks for VY editorial

Bill Pearson

Wednesday, February 23, 2011 — Issue 89

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Trump and Texas redistricting

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