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The Reformer welcomes letters from its readers. Letters will be run on a first-come, first-run basis, unless the subject matter concerns a timely issue.

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	Letter Box Friday, February 3, 2012 It's all in who has the money Full Story Letter Box Thursday February 2, 2012 If you don’t vote, democracy doesn’t stand a chance Editor of the Reformer: It’s safe to say that we all know what democracy is; or at least what it’s supposed to be. Full Story Letter Box Wednesday February 1, 2012 Letter writer calls out Attorney General Sorrell Editor of the Reformer: As a perennial left-field candidate from Vermont’s Liberty Union Party, I would like to issue a public statement to Attorney General William Sorrell, regarding the Vermont Yankee decision: Bill, if you fail in your obligation to appeal this decision, I will "occupy" your upcoming Full Story Letter Box Tuesday January 31, 2012 No need to demonize Judge Murtha Editor of the Reformer: While I agree strongly with Michael Daley that Vermont Yankee should be shut down, I was disappointed by his opinion piece on Saturday and surprised that the Reformer chose to run it as an op-ed rather than a letter. Full Story Letter box Saturday January 28, 2012 A solution for the waste Editor of the Reformer: Vermont Yankee is often criticized for "not having a solution" for its spent fuel. Full Story Letter Box Friday January 27, 2012 Sue Press: An avoidable death Editor of the Reformer: On Nov. Full Story Letter Box Thursday January 26, 2012 In the end, it is all about safety Editor of the Reformer: All life is interconnected. Full Story Letter Box Wednesday January 25, 2012 Striving for trust in mediation process Editor of the Reformer: Thank you for accurately clarifying ("Skatepark mediation hits a speed bump," Jan. Full Story Letter Box: Vermont Yankee -- The Decision Tuesday January 24, 2012 Editor of the Reformer: I read your editoral today ("The fat lady," Jan. Full Story Letter box Saturday January 21, 2012 Questioning the Bookwalter case Editor of the Reformer: The following is an open letter to the Vermont Medical Board. Full Story Letter Box Friday January 20, 2012 We don't need more silly laws Editor of the Reformer: While listening to the local news recently it came to my attention that there is a proposal from Senator White of Putney to alter the process which one must encounter when requesting a copy of a birth certificate. Full Story Letter Box Thursday January 19, 2012 Sex offenders: Could be anyone, anywhere Editor of the Reformer: In response to "Former teacher to pay $33K to child porn victims" (Jan. Full Story Letter Box Wednesday January 18, 2012 No good reason not to build more dams on the river Editor of the Reformer: A few years ago I had a telephone conversation with David Deen about building more hydro-electric dams across the Connecticut River. Full Story Letter Box Tuesday, January 17, 2012 Being kind to yourself Full Story Your Thanks Monday January 16, 2012 Editor of the Reformer: The end of an era. Full Story