There is no doubt that the trajectory of our country has changed in the past month. Based on the recent election and signals from the incoming Trump administration, the reversal of our nation’s approach to climate change will have significant implications not only nationally, but locally and globally.
Sanders wrong about Democratsabandoning working class To the Editor:I’m a big fan of Bernie Sanders and that will never…
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If you are a registered Charlotte voter, you have probably received your ballot in the mail by now. Be sure to look at both sides of the ballot. On the back side there are 21 names running for justice of the peace positions. Note that you can vote for no more than 12.
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All people deserve access to the basic human needs of food and shelter. We know that the state of Vermont — our government and our people — can make the choice to shelter and feed everyone in Vermont.
The death of James Earl Jones on Sept. 9 has me reminiscing about a story a good friend used to tell. I say used to tell because Cina Smith died of cancer a couple of years ago.
It would be appropriate to discuss tax bill with town officials
Back in March, during the public forums held by the Charlotte East and West Villages steering committee addressing future growth, many voiced their opinions at these forums and on Front Porch Forum.
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Charlotte’s conserved lands AND More feedback on town employees unionizing
Assembling our town plan took an enormous investment of time and talent from volunteers, town employees, consultants, the planning commission and selectboard.
The 1973 oil embargo prompted many energy-saving ideas — real and imaginary.
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Lectio Divina Series at Charlotte Congregational Church and Remain alert to what Trump says and the threat he poses
When I started my professional career 45 years ago, it was in rural upstate New York as a cooperative extension agent in community resource development. Along with my fellow extension agents in agriculture, horticulture and home economics, we
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Now is the time to bring forward Vermont-reared Thaddeus Stevens — Lincoln’s sidebar Civil War strategist who stridently pressed the president to first: emancipate the slaves; and once freed: to arm them.