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A time for giving
Editor of the Reformer:
Soon, we will be celebrating Thanksgiving, traditionally a day to give thanks for the harvest and express gratitude in general.
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More on solar panels
and Vermont Yankee...
Editor of the Reformer:
I commend Susan Burklund for "doing the math," thereby getting a sense of the scale of society’s energy needs.
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Dummerston residents to review town plan
Editor of the Reformer:
It’s time for the residents of Dummerston to get involved in the process of reviewing the new proposed town plan.
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Editor of the Reformer:
On Oct. 24, despite the rain, approximately 50 people marched up Main Street, Brattleboro, to call attention to 350.
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Remembering our vets
Editor of the Reformer:
After reading the interviews on the front page about how folks were planning to celebrate Veterans’ Day, I read the story in the second section about Bob Miller’s project called "Home At Last.
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I did the math, and we
don’t need 18 million panels
Editor of the Reformer:
Friday’s paper had an alarming letter sent in by Richard Schmidt of Westmoreland, N.
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