To the Editor,
Thank you to all who attended and participated in Wilmington’s Memorial Day ceremony and parade on Monday. It certainly was a very moving and wonderful event this year.
Thank you to the American Legion women for selling their poppies, the military riflemen, Boy Scout...
To the Editor,
On Wednesday, June 12, North Branch Fire District #1, your sewer district, will hold its annual meeting, and all district residents are eligible to attend and vote for a prudential committee (board) member. Despite serving over 1,800 customers, only a few dozen people...
To the Editor,
My name is Alexandra, and I am a senior at Bennington College. I am taking the beyond plastics course for the second time and wanted to share more about what I’ve learned throughout the semester.
One of the most impactful lessons taught in the course was about the...
To the Editor,
Grace Cottage Family Health & Hospital hosted its 15th annual Spring into Health 5K Walk and Run on Saturday, May 11. The weather was perfect, and we had a large and happy crowd of participants. We welcomed 119 runners, walkers, and strollers. Rescue Inc. was on hand to...
To the Editor,
Recently, a Senior Solutions’ case manager visited one of her clients, we’ll call her Marjorie, who was turning 99. Marjorie has polio and is unable to move but has been able to stay in her home for many years. Case manager Pam Halme provides care coordination services to...
To the Editor,
At the Veteran Administration in White River Junction, there is a distinct memorial dedicated to the Submarine USS Flier (SS 250) lost during World War II.
Ever mindful of our lost shipmates, friends, and family that have served in the submarine service of our...
To the Editor,
When I worked at a major airport, I learned to refer to people on airplanes as “souls on board.” If for example, a 747 was having landing gear problems as they approached the airport, you could be talking about at least 400 souls on board. Or upwards of 800 on an Airbus....
To the Editor,
The people of Vermont want the best for our neighbors and our communities. Increasingly, those values are being undermined by the senseless actions of our governor.
Recently the Scott administration forcibly unsheltered roughly 500 Vermonters who had been living in...
To the Editor,
The fiscal year 2025 plan for the General Assistance Emergency Housing program is disheartening for people experiencing homelessness in Vermont. These are our community members, neighbors, and fellow Vermonters. They did not create the housing crisis and yet they are...
To the Editor,
May is pet arthritis awareness month. Just like humans, animals all suffer from this inflammatory condition that causes pain, swelling, and a decreased quality of life. Osteoarthritis (OA) is considered a degenerative joint disease, which means it cannot be cured but...