I found Karl Meyer's Viewpoint [“Failed salmon program doesn't deserve new life,” Oct. 12] to be grossly inaccurate.
I think it would be better suited for publication in the National Enquirer.
Karl, you might want to consider working for that paper.
Dan DeWalt, a frequent contributor to these pages and one of the founders of this...
Steev Lynn works internationally, currently reporting on the civil war in Myanmar after a military...
CAVENDISH-It's crucial to address the underlying motivations behind this opposition about HCRS's use of AI...
The writer is a member of the Putney Housing Solutions Task Force, a community group...
“I've always wanted to own this place,” said Sue Bouley of Charlestown, N.H. Bouley's dream has come true as she and Wayne Stone of Athens are now the new owners of the historic Miss Bellows Falls diner at 90 Rockingham St. Bouley had worked at the diner in the past, and she said she knew it was up for sale last spring when she met Stone for the first time while they were both working at Mack's Place Eatery in...
I have called South Windham my home for 60 years, have no intention to leave it, and want what's best for it. Contrary to popular belief, many in Windham and Grafton like me are open to developing wind power on the plateau between our two towns. Here are 10 of my reasons for supporting wind turbines here: 1. To create power for 42,000 homes. 2. To shut down a coal-burning plant somewhere. 3. To reduce greenhouse gases by being carbon...
With a yearlong series of special events planned for 2013, the Latchis Hotel and Theatre in Brattleboro celebrates both the 75th anniversary of the Latchis complex and the 10th anniversary of its nonprofit owner, Latchis Arts. But the most momentous event for the Latchis this year is a major renovation of the main theater itself. The main theater will see replacement of the main hall seating, as well as restoration of the famed Zodiac ceiling. The $550,000 project will require...
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