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To the Editor:As Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, I am keenly interested in the outcomes of our criminal justice system. We all know that a criminal record can be an anchor on people's lives …
To the Editor:I was among the 77 concerned residents participating in the recent Vermont's Act 250 review meeting held at the Inn at Manchester. Sen. Brian Campion, a member of the legislative …
To the Editor:I am the proud guardian of two peaceful Randall steers, Rupert and Robin, and we live half a mile from Dorset Village, in an agricultural zone. I am not a fan of the Fourth of July, …
To the Editor:This is an email I sent to my Representative in the State House of Representatives, Linda Joy Sullivan of Dorset, in response to her email to me copying the commentary which she wrote …
To the Editor: As the fireworks and barbecues of Independence Day are still fresh in our memories and we enter the height of the campaign season, it is only natural to think about our democratic …
To the Editor:I am a relatively new U.S. citizen. After more than forty years in this country as an "alien" (an immigrant with a green card) I cast my first vote in 2016. I am anxious to cast my vote …
To the Editor:The Vermont Troopers' Association is endorsing Erica Marthage for Bennington County State's Attorney. Erica has worked closely with the troopers of the Shaftsbury Barracksover the past …
To the Editor:On behalf of the Manchester Riverwalk Committee we would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to all who came out Sunday to celebrate the beautiful Battenkill and the Riverwalk …
Dr. Dan Freilich stopped by the Manchester Journal's offices on Friday, as he and a small army of campaign interns were in town, going door-to-door to talk up his bid for the Democratic nomination …
Plastic is one of the most useful and game-changing industrial and consumer product innovations of the 20th century. But we're well on our way to drowning in the stuff. It's filling landfills, …
This being an election year, we hear about all sorts of worrisome trends in Vermont — its aging and shrinking population, its lack of affordable housing, and the way those factors are dragging …
Last Thursday's massacre of five journalists in the Annapolis Capital Gazette newsroom was most likely committed by a person with a specific grievance against that newspaper. Nevertheless, the …
News comes from Montpelier that the state, dissatisfied with living conditions experienced by its out-of-state inmates in Pennsylvania, is looking to move those inmates somewhere else. Ideally, …
Commodities tariffs, when imposed properly and judiciously, can be a potent weapon for enforcing trade policy and fairness. However, the slightest shift of breeze could turn it against its users, …
Forty years ago, on July 27, in the wood-paneled dining room of Robert Todd Lincoln's ancestral home, Hildene, in Manchester, Vermont, a transaction of momentous significance took place. It was on …
You and your toddler daughter are walking through a shopping center parking lot on your way to go buy groceries. Your daughter really likes shopping with you, because she almost always gets a treat; …
Several high-profile deaths by suicide, along with a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, have put this public health issue in the spotlight once again. In Vermont, where …
Right now, my life has more stress than I have ever had in my adult life.While I am a photojournalist, being a journalist rates in the top 5-10 percent of the most stressful jobs in America, …
It's time for the final installment of this series exploring computer fraud. So far we've examined three criminal approaches to haunting cyber neighborhoods: phishing, clones, and social media …
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