Letter to the editor: Kramer earns election support

Chris Kramer stands out to me because he has been deeply involved in board issues over the last four years.

I am writing to thank the Addison Independent and Marin Howell on a generous article regarding my involvement and retirement from Addison County Riverwatch Collaborative. 

I am disappointed at the Addison Independent’s decision to publish the Jan. 12 article “Local migrant worker cited for helping Mexicans cross border without papers” by Mike Donoghue, which struck me as dehumanizing in its portrayal of migrant workers from … (read more)

Bridport is a town many talk about around here, but not as many folks really know.

Why is it that political elected members of Legislature and U.S. House of Representatives who supported and maintain loyalty to Donald Trump are still sitting members lauding his illegal activities?

If you believe in climate change as I do, I refer you to the New Yorker publication “The Fragile Earth.”

In Cornwall, I’ve dedicated much of my time over the past four years to helping improve our school. We’re very fortunate at our school to have a congenial, supportive, and friendly culture.

Over the last few years, many of us have strived to provide the students of the Addison Central School District (ACSD) with a strong education.

On behalf of everyone at HOPE — staff, constituents, board — a hearty thank you to the fabulous women who once again ran our holiday shop.

At the beginning of December, there were very few toys coming into the Red Barrels around the community for the Lions annual Toys for Kids giveaway.

At first glance, the spectacle of watching the GOP’s string of what seems to be obvious failures to govern is laughable entertainment to serious intelligent patriots.

Not since “Police Squad” and the “Naked Gun” films has the serious work of law enforcement been told with such effervescent, affectionate, deadpan humor.

I do not believe this plan represents the best interests of the town and its residents, nor is it a sound use of taxpayer dollars.

It’s a laudable objective. But the bill goes about this reduction in an extremely complicated and expensive way.

Come to the Jan. 24th meeting, don’t let the selectboard acquiesce to the College’s desires like they did on Aug. 23.