Open Borders
To the editor: I would like your readers and my fellow voters to know that after getting no response from
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Confounded by Turning Backs on People
by John Zaber CRAFTSBURY COMMON – I am the parent of a 29 year old transgender woman and each day
Read moreA Tragic, Untimely, Senseless Death
by AWARE Staff and Board HARDWICK – “Plant two flowers with one seed.” – Fern Feather Many people in the
Read moreTrump 2024??
To the editor: The 2022 election, less than seven months away, will determine whether Trump decides to run again for
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Sharp-shinned Hawks are Agile Hunters
by Susan Shea RANDOLPH – One late winter day, I heard our dog barking fiercely from the yard. I went
Read moreVermont Chamber Focusing on Workforce Talent, Growth
by Betsy Bishop EAST MONTPELIER – The last two years have changed our communities and how we do business. During
Read moreGreensboro’s Answer to Drive-By Hounding
by David Kelley GREENSBORO – The issue of so-called “bear hounding” has gotten a lot of press lately. It even
Read moreCan’t We Be Civil for Our Children?
To the editor: On Route 14 (just north of Heartbeet Farm) someone took it upon themselves to spray paint “F***
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Update on the Gazette: We’re still here!
Happy New Year! We’ve heard rumors from a number of sources that some folks think that the Gazette has closed
Read moreRise Up!
I am so weary of dealing with this pandemic, and the onslaught of COVID mutations caused by the pool of
Read moreHow Our Classrooms Are Being Cheated
In my lifetime we have fought more than our share of senseless wars. The so-called “war on poverty” has been one of them. Its failures are too replete to recount in a short op ed, but surely schools are the front line of that war, and here in Vermont our educational funding formula continues to be one of our biggest failures.
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