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> By Cindy Phillips |
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Jun 12, 2013
I know I sometimes have a weird sense of humor. Incidents occur
and I simply see them from a crooked viewpoint. For instance, I
found irony in the death of Jean Stapleton within weeks after the
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> OpinionBy Mike Miller |
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Jun 12, 2013
Last Saturday a handful of BCO members traveled north to play in
the Brewster Ridge Disc golf tournament. This is one of the major
stops for the Green Mountain Disc Golf tour, much like BCO will be
in July and September.
I ... full story
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> By The Killington Selectboard |
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Jun 12, 2013
Editor's Note: The following is a letter
from the Killington Selectboard to William Burke, Coordinator of
District #1 Environmental Commission in Rutland dated June 6. Past
letters can be see at mountaitimes.info
Dear Bill, ... full story
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> OpinionBy Joe Rankin |
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> By J. Herpin |
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Jun 12, 2013
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> OpinionBy Daniel Ward |
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Jun 12, 2013
In support of increased international student
mobility
Now that we're in the throes of immigration reform whilst living
with the threat posed by rogue refugees in the wake of the Boston
bombing, we need to recognize the pos ... full story
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> OpinionBy Parents of Pittsford, VT |
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Jun 5, 2013
The questionable decision to relocate Pittsford's
Caverly Preschool and change successful programs of
volunteerism
Dear Editor,
Concerned parents would like to draw your attention to what we
feel is a serious injustice and ... full story
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> OpinionBy J. Herpin |
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Jun 5, 2013
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> BoomersBy Cindy Phillips |
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May 30, 2013
How many of you have caught yourself standing in front of the
microwave oven mumbling, "C'mon, c'mon, get done already?" Don't
shake your head "no" saying, "not me." You know you have done it,
waiting for the popcorn to pop ... full story
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> Wine ExperimentsBy Gerd Hirschmann |
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May 30, 2013
The first impression a customer gets when entering a restaurant
will always set the tone for the evening and determine in large
part the success of the dinner and impression the customers leaves
with. The best food and servi ... full story
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> OpinionBy J. Herpin |
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May 30, 2013
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> OpinionBy Linda R. Maness, Mettawee Community School |
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May 30, 2013
Dear Editor,
The Mettawee Commuity PTO is pleased to report that the recent
"Share the Warmth" event was a huge success. With everyone's help
the MCS PTO was once again able to provide hundreds of families
with spring and s ... full story
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> OpinionBy Richard Kropp, Killington |
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May 30, 2013
Dear Editor,
Last night, (Thursday, May 23) Killington Constable Whit Montgomery
held a second meeting for the people who are concerned about the
recent robberies in our area. We are talking about forming a
"neighborhood wat ... full story
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> OpinionBy Steve Costello |
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May 30, 2013
It seems pretty clear by now that there are many innovative ways
to bring solar into Rutland. Green Mountain Power's most recent
announcement of a pilot central solar lease program with NRG
Residential Solar, a division of t ... full story
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> OpinionBy Scott Funk |
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May 23, 2013
A reader recently suggested there is a decided "male bent" to
this column. She challenged me to touch on the aging concerns
of women once in a while. Without disputing her observation or
ignoring her good advice, I ... full story
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> Generation Y By Brett Yates |
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May 23, 2013
If you're a movie fan, you surely know about the IMDb's Top 250
list, but in case you're not: the IMDb is the world's largest movie
website, where users go to rate, review, and discuss films, and the
highest-rated films ... full story
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> OpinionBy Betty A. Little, Killington Arts Guild |
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May 23, 2013
"Once upon a time" Killington had a summer theater. We often
speak of that theater and its productions with longing. Discovering
good theater any place is a special enterprise, even more so when
it's local.
Recently, ... full story
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> OpinionBy Steve Eisenberg |
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May 23, 2013
Dear Editor,
I received a letter from Mr. Derek Saari inviting us to a public
meeting May 20 regarding the proposed Grandpa's Knob Wind
Project.
We decline to participate.
The Grandpa's Knob Project is currently ... full story
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> Opinion By Lisa Liotta, Park Ranger, Niquette Bay State Park |
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May 23, 2013
As a Seasonal Park Ranger at the only Vermont State Park that
allows dogs off-leash in a designated area, I pick up a tremendous
amount of doggie doo. Recently, I began thinking seriously about
the impact of pet waste on ... full story
