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Kate Anderson was the president of the NECCA board of trustees until she resigned in May. “Despite working through many stresses, the board was very strong and stable up until end of May,” she said. “Going forward, there was very active discussion as to how to move the founders into teaching and coaching.” Anderson said that the board “were caught between the proverbial rock and hard place.” “The twins are beloved, yet the board had to concern itself with the...
You write: "Although The Commons maintains a policy of publishing commentary under a contributor's real name, we make an exception here to give readers a glimpse of this difficult job and the variety of people who undertake it." "On the night shift" [The Commons, Jan. 2009] is not commentary; it is investigative reporting. Who or what was protected by the reporter's anonymity? The Commons has taken anonymity, which leading newspapers now limit strictly due to infamous abuses, to the opposite...
Village Square Booksellers welcomes Mike Brown, a 1973 graduate of Bellows Falls Union High School, on Saturday, June 17, at 1 p.m., to read from and discuss his book, The Umpire's Bunkhouse: Baseball Stories from Cooperstown's Dreams Park. Brown, who earned varsity letters in four sports at BFUHS and graduated from St. Michael's College in Vermont with a major in journalism, has had a long career as an author, umpire, referee, and teacher. Umpires “come from all over the nation.
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