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Vermont primaries: Rising candidate numbers signal high stakes - Valley News (opens the original)
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Two years ago, the big story in Vermont politics was the rebound of the Republican Party, which made gains that broke the Democratic supermajority in both houses of the state Legislature. While Republicans hope to continue that momentum,there’s also renewed energy among Democrats in Windsor and Orange counties. Most of the contested races in Vermont’s primary elections, where voting ends on Tuesday, Aug. 11, are on the Democratic side of the ballot. “I think it’s great that Democrats are ‘Fired
Hall Art Foundation founder responds to review - Valley News (opens the original)
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I am writing in response to Alex Hanson’s article about the Hall Art Foundation in Thursday’s edition of the Valley News. I am glad he overcame his aversion to paying a visit. Judging by his review of the shows, it seems he may even have enjoyed them or at least found them thought provoking. However, I take exception to him implying that I earned my money in some way that was dishonest or dishonorable. And let me also correct some factual errors. The foundation is open every weekend from early M
Hall Art Foundation: An art collector's tax shelter - Valley News (opens the original)
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The Hall Art Foundation opened in Reading, Vt., in 2013, and until last weekend, I had almost completely ignored it. Part of the reason is that the Hall is an outlier among Upper Valley visual art institutions, in that it costs 15 bucks to go there. It sometimes is open for free, but seldom, and it isn’t open much at all on Saturdays and Sundays from May through November. The other half is that all of the foundation’s art belongs to Andrew J. and Christine Hall. Andrew Hall is a British-born for
Six Democrats vie for Windsor District Senate seats - Valley News (opens the original)
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The six Democrats seeking the three Vermont Senate seats in the Windsor District check pretty much all the boxes in their party’s broad coalition. To take them in alphabetical order: Pomfret resident Ben Brickner is a lawyer and Selectboard chairman; State Rep. Elizabeth Burrows is a member of the Mount Ascutney School District board and a self-described policy wonk; former state Rep. Heather Chase is a nurse and a business owner; longtime Hartford firefighter Chris Dube is a labor organizer; in
Teenager Aiden Otterman runs for VT House seat - Valley News (opens the original)
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TOPSHAM, Vt. — This fall, Aiden Otterman will be a senior at Thetford Academy. He plans to graduate in January, and depending on what happens on Nov. 3, to go directly from the classroom into the Vermont Legislature. If he’s successful, he would be the youngest person ever elected to the Legislature. While several House members have gone directly from college to Montpelier at age 22, Otterman, who turns 18 in October, would be the first teen lawmaker. “When I go to people’s houses, they usually
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