Last week, while out doing my socially distanced and masked and gloved errands, I encountered a masked friend. We exchanged greetings and said we’d both been well and healthy. Then we hugged with ...
“In America, protest is patriotic” is the title of a June 2 editorial in the New York Times. It is a thoughtful piece that touches on the incendiary state of our nation this week as protests ...
As Vermont and the Mad River Valley take the first tentative steps toward reopening businesses and day cares that were closed by the COVID-19 pandemic, it feels a bit scary.
Vermont’s two-month ...
Every single world religion advocates that the hungry be fed and that the hungry are fed without judgment or casting blame. It is heartening to see so many businesses, individuals, and faith-based ...
The Warren Select Board’s measured approach to the issue of whether or not the town should mandate masks is exactly what we need right now. The select board this week discussed the town’s ability ...
The arc of the Mad River Valley’s Fourth of July celebration in Warren Village is strong. It has an almost magnetic pull on us whether we are here or away. Since the March state of emergency order ...
As Vermont continues to allow people to return to work, we’re starting to see some of our local landscapers, property managers and contractors out and about.
The days are getting longer and the ...
