Reformer Editorials

Saturday, January 3 A few weeks ago, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof proposed doing away with the U.   Full Story

Friday, January 2 While people are making their traditional resolutions for the New Year, our Connecticut River could use a few well intentioned pledges.   Full Story

Friday, January 2 Conventional wisdom says that gambling is recession-proof.   Full Story

Thursday, January 1 We are happy to end 2008 with some good news.   Full Story

Wednesday, December 31 Most of Windham County's legislative delegation stopped by the Reformer on Monday to discuss priorities for the upcoming session in Montpelier.   Full Story

Tuesday, December 30 With all the talk about economic stimulus programs, it might be worth asking this question: What forms of stimulus would offer the biggest returns?   Full Story

Monday, December 29 The Providence Journal, Providence, R.   Full Story

Saturday, December 27 With each passing week. the $700 billion financial sector bailout approved by Congress in October looks less and less like a rescue package and more and more like class warfare.   Full Story

Friday, December 26 Earlier this week, Gov. James Douglas told Vermont Public Radio he has three major priorities for the upcoming legislative session: passage of his economic growth package, a renewal of the operating license of the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant and the adoption of a stronger sex offender law.   Full Story

Tuesday, December 23 Forty years ago, on Christmas Eve, three American astronauts became the first human beings to reach the moon.   Full Story