Guest editorial: DCF loses 30 out of 30 appeal cases; where’s the outrage?

That’s not just astounding, it’s proof positive that the system is broken, that it needs changing.

While a man may identify as a woman it does not make him less of a man.

Regarding John Moyers’ editorial of March 23: He described an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) in Bristol that was 2,400 square feet and larger than the main house.

As many folks have heard, the Pride Flag that has flown in various versions for several years outside the Champlain Valley Unitarian Universalist Sanctuary at the corner of Duane Ct. and Charles St. was ripped down in an act of vandalism Sunday afternoon.

This is not just a few tree huggers on the fringes. I believe the proposal struck a chord on deep public concern about climate change and protection of old forests, which keep huge amounts of climate-changing carbon out of the atmosphere.

Vermont’s contribution to easing the climate crisis may be tiny. But acting collaboratively with other states and countries can produce positive results.

America has been redefined by a new language and altered vocabulary.

The Friends of Cornwall School would like to thank everyone who helped make our first Town Meeting Breakfast on Saturday, March 4th, a relative success.

Events like this don’t happen in a vacuum and it takes many hands to pull it off.

When I was young, over 70 years ago, everyone knew that turning down the heat at night made sleeping more comfortable. And it used less fuel.

Another Town Meeting Day has come and gone, accompanied by not only praise for a tradition handed down over multiple generations, but also questions about the viability and future of an institution which some would say has outlived its usefulness.

I am writing to convey my sincere distress over the proposed logging at Telephone Gap.

Aristotle recognized three broad types of interests and things: common, private, and public. We are at a time when we need to remind ourselves of what he said and why it was important.

In reading the back-and-forth comments about the Affordable Heat Act, S.5, I hear the frustrations of many voices.

I always enjoy town meeting, but last Monday night at Ripton was truly special.