To the Editor:
I’m writing to state my support for Molly Gray, who’s running for lieutenant governor in the Democratic primary.
I look to a candidate’s record of experience and proven results when choosing who to vote for, and Molly’s record is strong. In her career so far, she has...
Monday, August 24, 2026
Letters to the Editor
To the Editor:
There will be a Celebration of Life for Tina Swanson Fiata on Saturday, July 25, starting a noon, at the Lions Park, Route 100, in Readsboro. Family and friends are invited to join us. Bring a dish to share if you are able. Mary Ellen Pellerin
Wilmington
There will be a Celebration of Life for Tina Swanson Fiata on Saturday, July 25, starting a noon, at the Lions Park, Route 100, in Readsboro. Family and friends are invited to join us. Bring a dish to share if you are able. Mary Ellen Pellerin
Wilmington
To the Editor:
In a feeding frenzy? Go to North Star Pizza on Route 100 and get a bang for your buck. It’s not your traditional pizza from Naples, Italy, but in that big white box you’ll find a pie that is delicious and satisfying.
I know the usual summer weekend is corn on the cob...
In a feeding frenzy? Go to North Star Pizza on Route 100 and get a bang for your buck. It’s not your traditional pizza from Naples, Italy, but in that big white box you’ll find a pie that is delicious and satisfying.
I know the usual summer weekend is corn on the cob...
To the Editor:
The plan to build a regional arts and culture economy in the southern Vermont region seems to hold promise as an economic development piece for the three towns currently in active discussions. Current policy makers in Vermont, debating the abject failure of Act 60 and 30...
The plan to build a regional arts and culture economy in the southern Vermont region seems to hold promise as an economic development piece for the three towns currently in active discussions. Current policy makers in Vermont, debating the abject failure of Act 60 and 30...
To the Editor:
In Stowe earlier this month, the Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife authorized the killing of a bear that had grown dangerously comfortable seeking food around people from homes and businesses. If the past few years are any indication, by the end of summer we will...
In Stowe earlier this month, the Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife authorized the killing of a bear that had grown dangerously comfortable seeking food around people from homes and businesses. If the past few years are any indication, by the end of summer we will...
To the Editor:
It was the third night of a five-day adventure race when my teammate and I were mountain biking on top of Mount Snow. Around midnight, a storm with torrential downpours rolled in, which quickly soaked through our rain gear. Our plotted course led us off the mountain and...
It was the third night of a five-day adventure race when my teammate and I were mountain biking on top of Mount Snow. Around midnight, a storm with torrential downpours rolled in, which quickly soaked through our rain gear. Our plotted course led us off the mountain and...
To the Editor:
There’s nothing quite like sitting in the audience of a small listening room while an artist is sharing their songs and the stories behind them. It’s a special experience - only 40 or so people in the room, no real separation between the stage and the seats, and a real...
There’s nothing quite like sitting in the audience of a small listening room while an artist is sharing their songs and the stories behind them. It’s a special experience - only 40 or so people in the room, no real separation between the stage and the seats, and a real...
To the Editor:
The education reform train the Legislature assembled a year ago finally left the station when Gov. Phil Scott signed Act 170, but it is still a long way from its final destination. Even the bill the governor just signed, “An act relating to next steps in transforming Vermont...
The education reform train the Legislature assembled a year ago finally left the station when Gov. Phil Scott signed Act 170, but it is still a long way from its final destination. Even the bill the governor just signed, “An act relating to next steps in transforming Vermont...
Over the next decade, Vermont must add roughly 13,500 workers annually just to maintain economic stability. We need 7,500 new homes each year, yet we only permit about 2,500.
Vermont is in trouble. Not someday in some distant future. Now.
We are aging, shrinking, and...
We are aging, shrinking, and...
To the Editor:
The Town of Whitingham sincerely thanks Great River Hydro for its generous donation of two picnic tables for the pavilion at Town Hill Park. This thoughtful contribution will provide residents and visitors with a welcoming place to gather and enjoy community events,...
The Town of Whitingham sincerely thanks Great River Hydro for its generous donation of two picnic tables for the pavilion at Town Hill Park. This thoughtful contribution will provide residents and visitors with a welcoming place to gather and enjoy community events,...
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