To the Editor,
Today, I am sharing an important personal decision, I will not be seeking reelection to the River Valleys School Board. After serving our community on the Dover School Board since my appointment in 2002, I feel it is time for new voices to step forward.
I was...
To the Editor,
I’m writing to announce my candidacy for the River Valleys Unified School District Board. I had the honor of serving on the board for a number of years and am asking the voters to give me that honor once again.
Education policy and finance are in flux. The governor...
To the Editor,
In our current political climate I look for people whose political beliefs are different than mine but who can speak their beliefs without the conspiracy and falsehoods so prevalent today. From that perspective I appreciated the letter in this newspaper last week from Cliff...
To the Editor,
On February 3, the Hermitage Club hosted a wonderful community day of skiing for valley residents as a benefit for the Deerfield Valley Food Pantry and Deerfield Valley Cares Fuel Assistance.
It was a beautiful day and about 400 skiers enjoyed perfectly groomed...
To the Editor,
In response to Pam Baker’s recent letter to The Deerfield Valley News, I would like to say thank you for telling our community of a president’s power to appoint a Special Government Employee. The list she mentioned was interesting. With a little research we can find out...
To the editor,
One of the articles to be voted on at Wilmington’s Town Meeting this year is a $20,000 allocation of funds to support the Old Firehouse capital fund.
There was a question from a community member as to whether this was a necessary expenditure and whether the town would...
To the Editor:
An article will appear this year on your Australian ballot, asking voters: “Shall the town vote to rescind the operation of licensed cannabis retailers and integrated licensees, except for those licensed cannabis retailers and integrated licensees, operating at the time of...
To the Editor,
A thriving, prosperous state is a goal that all Vermonters can agree to. That goal is easier to achieve with a growing population.
More people means a larger selection of workers for businesses, government, and nonprofits. It means more people earning incomes,...
To the Editor:
Last week’s Deerfield Valley News editorial related in some ways, to Presidents George Washington’s and Abraham Lincoln’s potential reaction (if they were here today) to President Trump’s push for sweeping government bureaucratic reform. I think President Calvin Coolidge...
To the Editor,
In response to the concerns expressed by Ms. Pam Baker in this paper recently, how is getting rid of “fraud and waste” accomplished by eliminating whole agencies, USAID for example, without knowing how the work of that government (our government) agency affects the safety...