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.
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Brattleboro Historical Society opens new downtown History Center BRATTLEBORO - The Brattleboro Historical Society has opened its new downtown History Center. The new center on the first floor of the Masonic building at 196 Main St. (with a separate south-side entrance and rear-door wheelchair ramp) features the first of a series of changing exhibits - starting with a look at local agricultural history, farm life and the former Valley Fair. It will be open for regular hours on Thursdays and...
Thank you all for being here this morning. This room is special to both Marcelle and me, and not just because as a kid I used to ride my tricycle down these halls. Having grown up right across the street, Marcelle and I gathered here with our parents, our children Kevin, Alicia, and Mark, and my sister Mary and announced my candidacy for the United States Senate.At the time, I was a 33-year-old, four-term Chittenden County state's attorney, launching a...
Two examples of early cinema will be shown at Epsilon Spires on Saturday, March 18, starting at 8 P.M.: Alfred Hitchcock's last silent film, Blackmail! (1929, 76 minutes), and Lois Weber's Suspense! (1913, 10 minutes). This event kicks off the spring 2023 series of silent films screened with live musical accompaniment in Epsilon Spires' converted historic chapel. Blackmail! follows the travails of a young woman who kills a man while defending herself from assault and is then blackmailed by an...
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