The Charlotte News should be…
Two weeks ago, Anna Cyr, our managing editor, and I sent a request to several Charlotte residents asking the question, “What sort of paper should The Charlotte News be?” We’re publishing the responses that we received.
Letters to the Editor – November 18, 2021
Thank you to Bradley Carleton and Time for humble pie.
Opinion – Articles 6 & 7 reboot? No, thanks. Let’s get through the damn pandemic first, please
Opinion – Articles 6 & 7 reboot? No, thanks. By Alex Bunten
Letters to the Editor – March 25, 2021
Letters covering town conflict of interests and The Charlotte News.
Letters to the editor – February 11, 2021
Charlotters voice their opinions on recent topics about Selectboard candidacy and support and opposition on Land Use Regulations.
Just asking – The horses win
This week’s question is an important one in a farm town: What’s your favorite animal?
Just Asking – July 9, 2020
Are you wondering what your neighbors are thinking about? So is Jim Squires, so he went around town asking people what they think; he’ll do this regularly for the paper until he runs out of Charlotters, which will probably be several years from now.
Letters to the Editor – Oct. 31, 2019
Hazards from shared use of our roads by bicyclists and automobiles At the Selectboard meeting of October 14, I…
Letters to the Editor
I want to thank Peter Trombley for his excellent article, “CVU students travel to Washington to join March for Our Lives.” He captured the tone, the message, the scope and the importance of this very stirring gathering. In addition to the 38 students and five chaperones on the CVU bus, there were hundreds of other Vermonters there, including more than a few Charlotters.