Opinion: We’ve given Governor Scott enough time

“I will not be voting to re-elect Governor Scott under any circumstances.”

Opinion: Amanda Janoo and Health Care for All

If we nominate and then elect Amanda Janoo to be our next governor, Vermont will turn the corner.

A note of appreciation for community collaboration

Tim Steele and Sean Flynn led a team that saved our construction crew months of hard labor.

Opinion: We’re paying for Trump’s lies

There is little, if any, evidence supporting Trump’s lawsuit claims that he and/or his family were unfairly targeted by government investigations or prosecutions.

Opinion: Be careful what you shop for

We can choose to plant native plants that we know will benefit wildlife and the ecosystem.

Opinion: Sen. Heffernan knowledge not up to date

As pointed out in the Independent, Identity of gender is a human choice or function of biology and does not make one not a human being.

Opinion: Sen. Heffernan’s weakness is unmasked

Standing on the Senate floor and claiming you are a dog to mock civil rights isn’t dignified, and hiding in the bathroom during a constitutional vote is the definition of weakness.

Opinion: Deb Rickner made a lasting impact on children

We don’t always appreciate the impact that teachers of our children’s “specials” have on their lives.

Opinion: Heffernan showed us who to vote for

Our district deserves better.

Opinion: Contract talks should not have broken down

ANTA is disappointed but not deterred in our attempt to reach a contract settlement with the board.

Opinion: Ed-tech bills offer common-sense options for tech in school

Student safety and learning outcomes should be central in Vermont’s consideration of new limits on ed tech.

Opinion: A better way forward for Vermont

“I like Phil Scott. But I love Vermont’s future more.”

Opinion: Are we serious about addressing the housing shortage?

There is no doubt where Vermonters stand.

Opinion: Schools are the heart of our towns

“How do you determine the value of a school?”

Letter to the editor: School closures weren’t even on the table

Clarification: No bill in the House, Senate or proposed by Gov. Scott has included mandatory school closures.

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