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| | | Tuesday, January 6
Brattleboro's trash system need not change
Editor of the Reformer:
I am dead against the pay-per-throw trash removal system.
Full Story Monday, January 5
Editor of the Reformer:
To say marriage can't change is poppycock.
Full Story Monday, January 5
Editor of the Reformer:
We just want to say "thanks" to Steve Barrett and the rest of the Brattleboro Public Works Department for a job well done.
Full Story Saturday, January 3
The months of the year
Editor of the Reformer:
When I was in grammar school, this is how we learned the months of the year.
Full Story Friday, January 2
Simplify for a more meaningful life
Editor of the Reformer:
I just wanted a good jar of pasta sauce.
Full Story Friday, January 2
Editor of the Reformer:
Brattleboro Arts Initiative had an excellent 2008, thanks in large part to our loyal and generous friends, and to the love of the arts in our art town.
Full Story Wednesday, December 31
Holiday spirit alive and well
Editor of the Reformer:
About two days before Christmas, I was standing in line at Dunkin Donuts inside of the Wal-Mart in Hinsdale, waiting to give my order and go on to finish my shopping.
Full Story Tuesday, December 30
On Brattleboro's trash discussion
Editor of the Reformer:
Although I believe the current Selectboard is doing a great job, I must take issue with their latest decision, or more correctly, flip-flop, vis a vis trash pickup.
Full Story Monday, December 29
Editor of the Reformer:
I happen to disagree with the writer who wrote in praise of the current Brattleboro Selectboard.
Full Story Monday, December 29
Editor of the Reformer:
While working during the aftermath of the Dec.
Full Story Saturday, December 27
A different approach is needed in Montpelier
Editor of the Reformer:
Thanks to the Reformer for the editorial reminders of how, in the recent past, enlightened leadership balanced the state budget with a balanced hand.
Full Story Friday, December 26
Welch offers too little, too late on bailout
Editor of the Reformer:
After going against the wishes of an overwhelming number of his constituents by voting in favor of the no-strings, no-oversight Wall Street bailout, Congressman Peter Welch is "leading the charge to ensure the $700 billion financial bailout does not fall into the already deep pockets of banking
Full Story Wednesday, December 24
In appreciation of the miracle of electric power
Editor of the Reformer:
Just like all our neighbors, we are slowly returning to the energy dependent lifestyle we so frequently take for granted.
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