RE: Karl Meyer's Viewpoint [“Failed salmon program doesn't deserve new life,” Oct. 12].
The effort to bring back the salmon was but a six-generation attempt of serious restoration. That is much too short a period of time.
The herring run also needs an answer that has a bearing on the poor salmon returns.
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People representing multiple agencies and nonprofits focused on criminal justice and survivor advocacy rearranged the chairs in the Brattleboro Union High School's classroom Oct. 15 as Vermont's Center for Crime Victim Services held the first stop on its statewide listening tour. Attendance was good for a Monday night in Brattleboro. Last year, the state agency heard from mostly professionals who worked with those who had experienced a crime. This year, staff said they hoped more victims would attend the meetings.
Beware of what you read. Voters in Vermont are being inundated by false information about Article 22. Here is what you need to know: • Article 22 has been in the works for four years now by Democrats in the Vermont House and Senate. • It was started by lawmakers who foresaw that Roe v. Wade might be overturned. • The language of this Article 22 was carefully crafted by a team of lawyers to make it extremely sturdy legislation.
New-grass and local contemporary folk trio, The Stockwell Brothers, perform at the next session of the Summer Sunday Socials Series at the Rockingham Meeting House, Sunday, Sept. 8, at 2 p.m. Vermont Festivals producer Ray Massucco said in the event announcement that putting the three in the Rockingham Meeting House was nothing less than a stroke of genius. (And it was his own idea, it turns out.) “The unplugged set means we're going to hear a lot more mandolin from...
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