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If not daily, certainly weekly, we hear the news of the 50 million people nationwide, including 85,000 Vermonters, who experience food insecur…
People who shut their eyes to reality simply invite their own destruction, and anyone who insists on remaining in a state of innocence long af…
As Election Day nears, it is important for all Vermonters to exercise their right to vote. Vote for your preferred candidates, and be sure to …
Prop 5, Article 22 on Vermonters’ 2022 ballot, reads, “That an individual’s right to personal reproductive autonomy is central to the liberty and dignity to determine one’s own life course and shall not be denied or infringed unless justified by a compelling State interest achieved by the le…
Vermonters will be asked to vote on Proposal 5 (Article 22), the Reproductive Liberty Amendment, on the Nov. 8 ballot. Under Vermont law, decisions related to reproductive autonomy are currently left to the patient and their medical provider. Article 22, a proposed amendment to our state Con…
Rosh Hashanah is in the past. Yom Kippur is in the very near future, starting next week on Tuesday. Around the world, Jewish people will fast and pray. Yom Kippur is called the Day of Atonement, and it is the time for the faithful to repent, to atone for sins against God. On Yom Kippur, obse…
“There’s also a lot of speculation because of what they did, the severity of the FBI coming and raiding Mar-a-Lago. Were they looking for the Hillary Clinton emails that were deleted but they are around some place? They may have thought that it was in there!”
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Typically, when people hear about a drug overdose in town, they conjure up images of a panhandler they recently saw begging for money, wearing…
Bennington County State’s Attorney Erica Marthage and Deputy SAs Robert Plunkett and Jared Bianchi took an important step last week in the fig…
In March of this year, the Brattleboro Reformer ran a series of short articles from Senior Solutions to mark the 50th anniversary of the natio…
How many people across the globe died from COVID-19 vaccines? What did you hear from your friends about dying from the vaccine? How about part…
Moving Manchester’s town offices from their perch north of downtown back to Depot Street, where they sat for generations, was worth studying.
Mutual aid agreements among fire departments have proven to save lives in a rural state like Vermont, where municipalities have limited resour…
On July 4, our nation’s Independence Day, Bennington and Windham county celebrants looked to the skies for a colorful explosion of fireworks, …
“We cannot forget what happened to Jamal.”
Were Bennington County a body, we would not ignore if part was severely hurt. We and our surgeons would be looking at it under a microscope to…
There were a good many memorable moments in Saturday’s Women’s Professional Soccer League match at Manchester’s Applejack Stadium, as the Verm…
Letters to the Editor
This letter is written as a show of support for the dual ticket of Kathleen James and Seth Bongartz.
We are lucky to be represented in the Legislature by Reps. Kathleen James and Seth Bongartz. Reps. James and Bongartz make it a point to be ac…
A common sense response to Article 22: No, simply because we do not know what it means. Abortion is legal in Vermont. Nobody disputes that. To…
To the editor: I urge all voters to vote yes for Article 22 on our November ballots, which most of us have already received in the mail. Artic…
Reason for hope
To the editor: Driving around town, I have noticed some signs on the abortion issue have been vandalized.
Durfee does it for this Shaftsbury voter
Shaffes did Bennington proud
Three legislators for Gulley
