Editorial: SNAP in the crosshairs

“Cutting SNAP funds is a political choice Trump has made to harm a program Democrats have long championed.”

Editorial: Lessons learned from RES

“It’s incumbent on communities to meet the minimum student threshold of pupils per grade if they want to keep their local school.”

Chamber awards fete county standouts

 Long-time Middlebury resident John Barstow was named the Buster Brush Citizen of the Year this past Thursday night at the annual Addison County Chamber of Commerce awards banquet.

Editorial: Policy matters, so does truth

“Two stories on the front page of today’s Addison Independent explain the impact [proposed healthcare cuts] will have on Vermonters.”

Editorial: A rally to remember

“The No Kings rally in Middlebury was a sight to behold.”

Editorial: No Kings Day demonstrations help preserve individual freedoms

“Massive peaceful demonstrations help preserve the freedom Americans cherish.”

Editorial: That Politico story, and why Sen. Douglass should resign

“In Vermont, Sen. Douglass will hopefully do the right thing and resign.”

Editorial: Why the nonprofit, why get involved?

“Creating a parallel nonprofit to the Addy Indy is a first step to meet tomorrow’s challenges.”

Editorial: Trump’s crisis of the week

“Trump’s actions have put the republic in grave danger.”

Editorial: GOP’s radical ‘clean’ bill is bunk; Dems have the voice of reason

“During this government shutdown, Democrats should hold firm and keep that message front and center. They are the voices of reason, the voices of a more equitable and just society.”

Addy Indy launches parallel nonprofit, civic engagement a goal

The nonprofit Addison Independent Trust offers a new avenue for funding local journalism and promoting civic engagement and education.

Editorial: Health insurance premiums will double if Trump prevails

“In Vermont, almost 30,000 residents who get health insurance through Vermont Health Connect may lose a collective $65 million.”

Editorial: From lunacy to compassion

“Two stories dominated the national news this past week: the continuing fallout from Charlie Kirk’s tragic death….and Trump’s embarrassing speech at the United Nations.”

Editorial: Free speech is the issue

“A chorus of political repression from the rightwing of the Republican Party, including the president, is using Kirk’s death to censor liberal views.”

Editorial: What we’re doing is idiocy; let’s hope Gov. Dean is right

“Under Trump, America is no longer trusted by its allies and no longer feared by its opponents.”

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