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Over the next few days those who have not already voted will do so and bring this election cycle to a close. For me and my running mate, Kathl…
When the new Legislative session starts in January it is not clear what the condition of either the COVID pandemic or the economic recession w…
Eight months ago, I attended Town Meeting in all four communities I represent. I stood before voters in Arlington, Manchester, Sandgate and Su…
Every day there is a new announcement from the Vermont Secretary of State’s office proudly proclaiming how many people have cast their ballots…
When the new Legislative session starts in January it is not clear what the condition of either the COVID pandemic or the economic recession w…
Eight months ago, I attended Town Meeting in all four communities I represent. I stood before voters in Arlington, Manchester, Sandgate and Su…
Every day there is a new announcement from the Vermont Secretary of State’s office proudly proclaiming how many people have cast their ballots…
While many of us are used to staying up late to learn the results on election night, this time it may take days — possibly weeks — to call the winner.
In Vermont’s political history, strong women have been behind powerful reforms related to health care, the environment, education, and reprodu…
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Mundane or challenging tasks require extra energy to get them accomplished. Take raking and pulling leaves, for instance. Here is a job I neve…
Over the next few days those who have not already voted will do so and bring this election cycle to a close. For me and my running mate, Kathl…
When the new Legislative session starts in January it is not clear what the condition of either the COVID pandemic or the economic recession w…
Eight months ago, I attended Town Meeting in all four communities I represent. I stood before voters in Arlington, Manchester, Sandgate and Su…
Every day there is a new announcement from the Vermont Secretary of State’s office proudly proclaiming how many people have cast their ballots…
While many of us are used to staying up late to learn the results on election night, this time it may take days — possibly weeks — to call the winner.
In Vermont’s political history, strong women have been behind powerful reforms related to health care, the environment, education, and reprodu…