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I have to respond to Bob Long's recent letter. He's entitled to his opinions, but, when facts are distorted, then the record must be made clear. More ... The United States flag is a symbol that stands for many things, and every person sees it a different way. Some people see peace, others see war, and love. More ... As a member of the Town Hall Finance Committee in Bethel, I believe there are several important pieces of information about the Bethel Town Hall Restoration that haven't been adequately put before the public. More ... In response to the lady who wrote the vitriolic letter in last week's Herald concerning the medical system in the Randolph area, my question to her is: If she has been so disturbed by the treatment her husband has been receiving here, why did she not take him to another medical facility, under other medical care, instead of allowing him to be treated locally for these past nine or ten months? More ... Thank you for publishing my overly-long letter in your June 20 issue. But it contains a gross error, to wit: We get the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal, which are delivered to all Reston residences free of cost. I would have thought any reader would question that statement. I suppose those papers deliver free at some places (Congress, perhaps) but certainly not here. More ... I read with interest (online) your story about Vermonters helping to fight the fires in the Southwest. I would like to thank all Vermonters for their help and prayers during this devastating fire season. More ... Serving as a representative was more challenging than I ever imagined but I found myself rising to that challenge daily. I look back over the session with mixed emotions. On one hand, I am pleased with much of what was accomplished; on the other, I wish we could have done more. More ... The Alice in Wonderland aspects of the EPA's Superfund project at the Elizabeth Mine just keep coming. At the June 12 meeting the EPA informed the advisory group that it intended to spend a additional $2.5 million over the $2.5 million already spent in investigations at the mine site. More ... |
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