| Reformer Letters Policy
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.
Confusing or libelous letters will not be printed. We reserve the right to edit for length and clarity.
Letters should not exceed 500 words in length and must be signed by the letter writer, include a town of residence, and bear a daytime telephone number (which will not be published) for verification.
As a rule, the Reformer does not publish letters written by people from outside of its coverage area, though exceptions could be made on a case-by-case basis.
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| | | Wednesday February 8, 2012
VY Decision an opportunity
Editor of the Reformer:
Now that the Federal Judge has ruled in Entergy's favor, it is time for our state government to change its perspective and support operation of Vermont Yankee.
Full Story Tuesday February 7, 2012
A solution in need of a problem
Editor of the Reformer:
There have recently been a number of stories in the Vermont media regarding complaints by police that they don't have access to Vermonters' prescription drug records in the state Health Department's electronic database.
Full Story Monday February 6, 2012
Editor of the Reformer:
The Family of Derwood (Dut) Harris would like to thank all those who extended condolences and friendship at his passing.
Full Story Friday, February 3, 2012 It's all in who has the money
Full Story 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 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 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 Monday January 30, 2012
Editor of The Reformer:
On behalf of the Brattleboro Sunrise Rotary Club, we would like to thank everyone who made our recent dinner raffle a success.
Full Story 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 Friday January 27, 2012
Sue Press: An avoidable death
Editor of the Reformer:
On Nov.
Full Story Thursday January 26, 2012
In the end, it is
all about safety
Editor of the Reformer:
All life is interconnected.
Full Story 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 Tuesday January 24, 2012
Editor of the Reformer:
I read your editoral today ("The fat lady," Jan.
Full Story Monday January 23, 2012
Editor of the Reformer:
With one last station-wagon load of food delivered to the Brattleboro-Area Drop-In Center today, Green Mountain RSVP's Martin Luther King weekend of service Stuff-the-Bus food drive is complete.
Full Story Saturday January 21, 2012
Questioning the Bookwalter case
Editor of the Reformer:
The following is an open letter to the Vermont Medical Board.
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