Dear Editor, Earlier last month (April 2023), after mentioning certain health care related matters and needs to my counseling therapist, they asked me about my going to a primary care physician in order to address these health issues of mine. […]
Category: Letter
GunSense celebrates progress of suicide prevention bill
Dear Editor, GunSense Vermont, the state’s leading organization working to reduce gun violence, is thrilled to celebrate the recent Vermont Senate passage of H.230, a suicide prevention bill. This critical legislation, which has now passed the Vermont House and Senate […]
Be vigilant about new heat bill
Dear Editor, Mary Shelley wrote a classic novel titled,” Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus.” The novel tells the story of Victor Frankenstein a brilliant scientist who becomes obsessed with learning the secret of life something that no one else had […]
Vermont’s education system is a mess
Dear Editor, The new Career and Technical Education report from outside consultants strengthens the argument that Vermont’s education system is a mess. After over 40 years teaching and helping to plan education reforms around the world, I believe that Vermont’s continuing […]
Rutland South Rotary Club is rounding up Roundup
Dear Editor, Rutland South Rotary Club is doing its part to protect the environment by starting with a roundup of the poisonous weed killer Roundup. They are asking those who have containers of Roundup sitting in their garages, basements, or […]
Thank you to volunteers
Dear Editor, April is volunteer appreciation month, and Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains wants every person who volunteers for us to know that we appreciate them. We have more than 4,000 volunteers across New Hampshire and Vermont […]
Let’s regulate heating fuels
Dear Editor, The Vermont Sierra Club supports the passage of S.5, the Affordable Heat Act (AHA). We appreciate the hard work of representatives and senators to move this important policy forward. We believe that the governor must act now to […]
Killington Select Board clarifies status of KSAR
Dear Editor, In response to several letters and articles posted over the last 6+ weeks regarding the transition of Killington Fire and Rescue, First Response, and Killington Search and Rescue, we feel it is necessary to clarify the status of […]
Are 4/20 events a bad influence on youth?
Dear Editor, Recreational marijuana is legal in Vermont. 4/20 Day promotes a growing industry nationwide. Cannabis companies leverage the day as another opportunity to promote the industry and its products, similar to alcohol companies during the Super Bowl or St. […]
Keep books in libraries
Dear Editor, As members of the Vermont Antiquarian Booksellers Association, we have dedicated a portion of our lives to the care of used and rare books. Our shops exist to aggregate good books and to find suitable homes for each. […]