Letters to the Editor

How to Save the Town Hall

To the editor: Over the past week, signs have gone up around Greensboro suggesting that its town hall needs to be saved. Saving could be from something or for something. Does the proposed plan to redevelop town hall into a multiple-use building, with modest-income housing units, threaten the building or[Read More…]

I Have Seen Change in the Northeast Kingdom

To the editor: My name is Samuel Douglass and I’m running to be your next Senator in Orleans County. Professionally, I work in crisis intervention, dealing with suicide, spousal abuse, homelessness, and substance abuse. I’m a native of the Northeast Kingdom and my family has lived here for generations. I[Read More…]

David Kelley Changed My Life

To the editor: The rural beauty of Vermont marked my childhood, but so did abuse. That began to change when I joined Hazen’s debate team, led by David Kelley. He taught us to speak simply and seek deep truths, volunteering his legal expertise and ensuring access for all the students[Read More…]

Passionate Advocate for Many Causes

To the editor: I became involved with David Kelley as a member of the Vermont Wildlife Coalition. It didn’t take me long to realize that he is a passionate advocate for many causes that he believes in. He has a wealth of knowledge from his varied experiences being involved in[Read More…]

The Best Qualified

To the editor: We are fortunate to have several solid Democratic candidates for the Orlean-4 House seat.  The three issues I ask them to address are: 1. A broken education system that graduates student with lower test scores while annually increasing education taxes with decreasing student enrollment. 2. The state’s failure[Read More…]

Cares About Education System

To the editor: While David Kelley may not be a teacher, I can’t think of any non-teacher I’ve known who cares more about our kids or our education system. (And my praise also goes to Kelly Robinson, his wife, who does happen to be an awesome teacher in our district!).[Read More…]

Kelley is Tireless

To the editor: I first met David at the Highland Center of the Arts, where he currently serves as chair of the board. I’ve also worked with him on the board of the Vermont Wildlife Coalition, on the Greensboro Conservation Commission, and at the Vermont statehouse. We’ve worked on many[Read More…]

Did you Know?

To the editor: Most readers of this publication know that Kamala Harris supports a women’s right to abortion access and reproductive freedom. They may not know, however, that she is also a champion of relieving the burden of medical debt. For more than two years Kamala has spearheaded a federal[Read More…]

The Feeling of Optimism

To the editor: In a political world that can easily get you down, David Kelley gives you the feeling of optimism that we can improve our world and actually get things done! I’m truly grateful that David is running in the Democratic primary to represent Greensboro, Glover, Albany and Craftsbury.[Read More…]

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