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To the Editor:Londonderry's July 4th celebration was great, we had excellent weather and a wonderful day. We would like to thank all those who donated their time and money to make it possible. …
To the Editor:Regards the editorial in the Manchester Journal, "On election letters and editorials," it states "we reserve the right to edit letters for length and clarity as we always do." This may …
To the Editor:I write to support Erica Marthage for her reelection as Bennington County State's Attorney.As Attorney General for the State of Vermont, I am dedicated to developing and implementing …
To the Editor:This letter is in response to Donald Keelan's commentary in the Manchester Journal on July 27 that focused on the "personal responsibility" of those Vermonters who need to supplement …
To the Editor:I am writing in support of Erica Marthage's bid for re-election as Bennington County State's Attorney. A few years ago, my family and I were victims of ongoing crime at our home. Our …
To the Editor:I am running for re-election as one of the two state representatives for the Arlington, Manchester, Sandgate, and Sunderland district. I have the expertise and experience to develop …
To the Editor:This letter is in support of Lawrence Zupan's possibly Quixotic run for the U.S. Senate seat now partially occupied by Bernie Sanders. I say 'partially occupied' because Senator Sanders …
To the Editor:I am writing in support of Arnie Gottlieb for Bennington County State's Attorney. The attitude and perspective of the State's Attorney has a tremendous influence on our county's justice …
How essential is a free press to Vermont? So essential that when Vermont's founding fathers convened upstairs at Elijah West's Windsor Tavern in July of 1777 to agree to a Constitution for the …
When the news broke last week that former Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union Superintendent and Manchester resident Dan French had been appointed secretary of education, local educators and school …
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 …
In 1919, Germany spawned a charismatic man who would rise to level of national leader. He was a powerful orator who had the ability to convince the downtrodden to either commit some of the worst …
Over the years, I have pointed out that it can be quite lucrative to be an embezzler in Vermont. All too often, deferred or suspended sentences have been given to those convicted, little or no …
Readers: The following address was delivered Saturday at the 4 Freedoms Festival event at Manchester's Factory Point Town Green by Chard deNiord, the Poet Laureate of Vermont. It is reprinted here …
For the first time when I went section hiking on my own along the Long Trail/Appalachian Trail, covering the vast delicate flawless Green Mountains from Bennington to Rutland, it was impressive to me …
Gen. John Burgoyne was Britain's hope to quell the rebellion occurring in "The Grants" (as Vermont was once known) in what would one day become the United States of America. He was a seasoned general …
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