Numeral round to numeral round-&-round our sundial ants tug time.Tiny harnesses of light. At night at various variances the stars& moon hitch up the FourSnails of the Apocalypse, but you– for you, little jockey, I slide up & bucklethe two purple stirrups you’ll perchto break the gate & hurl out fluttering silks (o my[Read More…]
Editorial
Heller’s World
The ship with a ticking time bomb
To the editor: President Trump signed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” into law on July 4, 2025, saying at the time that it was “the biggest bill of its kind ever signed” and “it’s going to make this country into a rocket ship.” Well, the ship has a ticking[Read More…]
It’s imperative to make voting accessible
To the editor: Thank you to the Gazette for the article entitled “Towns Develop Creative Solutions to Address Voting Accessibility” from the May 27 edition. Perhaps Greensboro can invent their own style of maximizing voter accessibility while still keeping a Town Meeting Day. Growing up in Michigan and coming to[Read More…]
I would challenge a number of points
To the editor: I am writing this letter in response to Dave Kelley’s opinion piece in last week’s Gazette. Dave and I agree on everything to do with trout fishing and agree to disagree on a large percentage of everything else. His opinion piece is no exception. That said I do agree with Dave that[Read More…]
Woodsmoke
A reporter’s opinion: invest in rural communities before they disappear
HARDWICK – This past Saturday, I attended a legislative update, with Lieutenant Governor John Rodgers (R) and Representative Leanne Harple (D) – Orleans District 4. I had a mixture of reactions, hearing our elected officials discuss a wide range of subjects that are on the forefront of many Vermonter’s minds.[Read More…]
Heller’s World
It is premature for us to vote
GREENSBORO – The Town of Greensboro will be holding a Special Town Meeting at the Highland Arts Center on June 30, at 7 p.m., to vote on two extremely important matters which will affect whether the Town of Greensboro continues to hold town meeting in a way that allows and[Read More…]
Understanding Vermont public education landscape
MONTPELIER – As you probably know, Vermont is at a crossroads, many argue a crisis, concerning the costs to operate Vermont’s public education system and the results. Property taxes have grown 40% in the last five years, while results are declining. Before digging into the details of what Montpelier did[Read More…]
The Amazing Hardwick Area
Hardwick area, comprised of old-timers, some since birth, some recently finding its worth. This amazing area Is attracting people from all over, who are caring, sharing Who join right in – seeking opportunities to observe or even serve, those that have the nerve In an attempt in the community to[Read More…]
Back to basics, we can land the plane
Can you recall a time in your life when a strong mentor or guide, one with whom you perhaps completed breakthroughs that you found to be practically miraculous handed power back to you? A time in which that person might have said “you’re amazing, and you’ve got this on your[Read More…]
