We’re proud to share that David Roth has received the endorsement of Vermont-NEA in his campaign for Vermont State Senate. We’re grateful for the organization’s support and for the work its members do in schools and communities across Vermont. This endorsement is especially meaningful as David continues to emphasize the importance of strong local schools and the people who make…
We’re proud to announce that David Roth has received the endorsement of Vermont Conservation Voters in his campaign for Vermont State Senate. We’re grateful for the organization’s support and for its work on environmental and conservation issues across Vermont. David appreciates the confidence Vermont Conservation Voters has placed in his candidacy and his commitment to serving the communities of the…
To the Editor: Although I have written many times in the pages of this newspaper about my experience living under a dictatorship in Fiji, it seems that many more people are now paying attention to me and to my time there, which, of course, is wonderful! Much has been written on this subject, but the bottom line is that we…
We’re pleased to share that David Roth has been endorsed by the Planned Parenthood Vermont Action Fund IE PAC in his campaign for Vermont State Senate. We’re grateful for the organization’s support and for the confidence this endorsement represents. David is honored to have the backing of organizations that are actively engaged in issues affecting Vermonters and their communities. Thank…
We’re proud to share that David Roth has been endorsed by VPIRG Votes in his campaign for Vermont State Senate. We’re grateful for the organization’s support and for its longstanding engagement on issues affecting Vermont consumers, communities, and families. This endorsement is meaningful recognition of David’s commitment to public service and to representing the people of the Caledonia District. Thank…
To the Editor: I spent a beautiful day this past weekend visiting with residents living on Harvey’s Lake, and see why few places in Vermont better embody the purpose of our public waters than Harvey’s. It is a place where generations have learned to swim, paddle, fish, waterski, watch loons raise their young, and introduce grandchildren to the quiet pleasures…
In a historic victory for Vermont’s lakes, ponds, and all who enjoy our public waters, the Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules (LCAR) voted to approve the Agency of Natural Resources’ amendments to the Use of Public Waters Rules last week, providing stronger protections for many of Vermont’s most vulnerable lakes and ecosystems. Under the revised rules, wakesports will now be…
Several weeks ago, I wrote about the importance of preserving trust between local government and the people it serves, especially during moments when fear and uncertainty can divide communities. Since then, a great deal of very thoughtful conversation has occurred that has resulted in a focused, clear and impactful resolution that will soon be presented to the St Johnsbury Selectboard…
Last year, at the close of sugaring season, I wrote a piece that I titled “The Last Boil.” It was written to capture a feeling more than make an argument. I wrote about steam rising from the sugarhouse, about the final run through the pan, and about how small the outside world seemed when set against the steady work of…
Any fantastical thinking that VT or our VT communities are immune to the chaos caused by ICE must cease after what happened on the other side of the Green Mountains earlier this week. It’s time for the St. Johnsbury Select Board to act and pass a local ordinance preventing our police department and Town officials from providing information to or…