By Lou Bevacqui
No matter how good a parent we are or how good our intentions, many of us are finding ourselves in tight quarters during COVID. Feelings of frustration and short temperedness is much ...
By Danielle Kent
Fifty-one phone calls. That’s how many phone calls I made within two weeks when I was just shy of three months pregnant and trying to find infant care for Troy, my second ...
By Rosemarie White
This letter was sent to Vermont Governor Phil Scott on April 15, 2021.
Good day, Governor Scott
I would like to thank you for your leadership during these trying times. Common ...
By Linda Levin
Imagine the joyful sound of children’s laughter, colorful artwork gracing walls, coat hooks and cubbies at adult-thigh level and young voices singing -- these are some of the ...
By John and Lisa Lacey
Education is the best investment a community, and society, can make. It pays dividends too numerous and valuable to quantify. Our high school students deserve the opportunity ...
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) April 18–24, 2021
By Anna Nasset and Sue Russell
The theme of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) this year is support victims, build trust ...
By Tommy Young
Young gave this testimony to the Vermont House government operations committee.
My name is Tommy Young and I am a 24-year teacher with 22 of those years being here in Vermont. I'm a ...
