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Lyla’s Bucket
Hardwood Flats does not appear on most local maps but is used by locals to describe an unmarked space between Elmore, Wolcott, and Worcester. It is a hardscrabble bog of… Read More
Common Sense: Corrections and Farming
While it’s important to find ways to do the work of state more efficiently, we must also seek out new ideas to generate prosperity. Vermonters have good ideas and good… Read More
Untitled Poem
In the ragtime of the mind will you or I be left behind? You will ask a question. And how will I surround it? Like a pintid aboriginal with dance… Read More
Death Penalty
I have been listening to the Supreme Court’s torturous deliberations regarding the concoction of toxic pharmaceuticals our society uses to kill criminals in the states that still believe the death… Read More
Vermont is Not What You Think
In the 14 years before joining the original colonies in 1791, Vermont was a feisty, independent republic with allegiance only to itself and the motto “Freedom and Unity.” Today it… Read More
Anne’s Biddies
Dairy filter doll I often write about the challenges of healthcare in Vermont and its potential to better serve Vermonters. I’ve been haunted recently by the memory of a nurse… Read More
Leyte Gulf 1944
On a coral reef you lay to die and breathless lay there eye to eye With rippling morays where they hide in turbid currents deep inside of Leyte Gulf. Did… Read More