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GEORGIA — As part of an ongoing partnership with the school district, an amazing superhero without a cape was in Georgia for the last time this school year to teach students and educators how they can keep activating compassion, empathy and HOPE in their classrooms — and beyond. This Monday and Tuesday, March 3 and 4,
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Slapping the hand that is in the taxpayer's pocket
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (384+ words) It’s less than eight weeks until the general election, and Vermonters are being pummeled by polls that say we might as well shut the doors. Over 60 percent of us report that our paychecks don’t keep pace with local costs, that…...
Letter to the Editor: Vote Democrat, make the future brighter
1+ week, 1+ day ago (213+ words) This letter is from Becky Conners, a resident of St. Albans Town. The control of both the executive and legislative branches by the current Republican administration and Congress has accelerated a deeply concerning decline in our nation’s foundational systems and…...
Congresswoman Becca Balint visits Kid Governor and class in Highgate
1+ week, 4+ day ago (13+ words) St. Albans Messenger...
Letter to the Editor: Challenging the connection between healthcare costs and property taxes
2+ week, 3+ day ago (187+ words) This letter is from Vivian Warner, a resident of St. Albans City. The Democrats claim S.190 was intended to lower costs for everyone. The cost of public education is one of the largest drivers of Vermont’s high property taxes. Lower insurance…...
Three independents jump into county races; John Lavoie seeks top prosecutor job post-resignation
2+ week, 4+ day ago (415+ words) Deputy State's Attorney John Lavoie, in 2019. FRANKLIN COUNTY – Three Franklin County elections have gotten more competitive thanks to the addition of three post-primary candidates running as independents. They include John Lavoie, running to re-take his job as Franklin County State’s…...