SCOTUS ObamaCare decision fallout may get ugly
Letter to the Editor
A leading leftist political group, Health Care for America Now, is mapping out a full bore media campaign to either celebrate or denounce the coming U.S. Supreme Court decision in the ObamaCare case, expected sometime in June.
Letter to the Editor: Congratulations and welcome
I would like to congratulate and welcome the 38 new U.S. citizens recently sworn in New Haven.
Letter to the Editor: Legislature wants to violate Vermont Yankee agreements
Until March 21, Vermont Yankee was contributing up to $6 million annually to the Clean Energy Development Fund under an agreement with a limited time frame with the state that has now expired. Meanwhile, a long-term tax stabilization agreement remains in effect for as long as the plant operates in Vermont, which it is still doing.
Guest Viewpoint: Vermont’s beauty is more than skin deep
Vermont unveils a new geological map
National Earth Week is getting underway and it provides an important time to reflect on the mystery and beauty of the natural world.
Guest Viewpoint: Earth Day in Vermont
This week, in honor of Earth Day, the Agency of Natural Resources will be issuing a report on the health of Vermont’s environment. What we learned from this report is: in nature, as in life, everything is connected.
Guest Viewpoint - Another stealth tax increase in Vermont
Legislators face a real challenge: How can they raise more money from hard pressed Vermonters without voting for a tax increase?
Letter to the Editor: GMP-CVPS merger
It is better for Vermont’s economic independence and home rule to merge GMP and CVPS and leave Gaz-Metro out of it.
Letter to the Editor: H.559 is bad news for Vermonters
It is not only small businesses that will be impacted negatively by H.559 currently in the Vermont State Senate:
Letter to the Editor: Life is good in Addison County
As each year passes that I live in Addison County, I appreciate, more and more, what a truly wonderful, unique community we live in.
Letter to the Editor: Since when is suicide a 'civil right'?
On March 14, at the Vermont Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on S.103 (Physician Assisted Suicide/PAS), Harry Chen, M.D., commissioner of the Vermont Department of Health, testified that the bill was “a top priority” for the governor, who views it as a “civil rights issue.”
Guest Viewpoint: Good news for Vermont rail cyclists
The arrival of March had some great rail news came to the bike/ped community. It was announced that passengers will be permitted to roll bikes onto Amtrak trains in Vermont. This change is scheduled to take place in spring or early summer.
Guest Viewpoint: Town Meeting participation vital
On behalf of the clients and staff of Community Care Network (CCN), and in particular Rutland Mental Health Services, I ask for your continued community support on Town Meeting Day. Community Care Network touched the lives of over 5,000 Rutland County residents last year through the programs of Rutland Mental Health Services and Rutland Community Programs.
Guest Viewpoint: New hypocrisy in Castleton
I’m writing in response to the Meet the Candidates Forum in Castleton March 1. It would appear that the New Ideas team is more like the Hypocrisy Team.
Letter to the Editor: ARC in our community
ARC Rutland Area members and friends would like to let everyone know that we continue to provide other programs along with the dances you often see in the Green Mountain Outlook.
Guest Viewpoint: Ratepayers shut out of GMP-CVPS merger
As state regulators deliberate over the proposed merger of Vermont’s two largest electric utilities, they hear from a host of experts, consultants, lawyers and corporations.
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