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Mark Bushnell

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 6, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Mark Bushnell

    Then Again: Armed with a spirit of discovery and a gun, the first lady road-trips through Vermont - VTDigger (opens the original)

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    The gun was the compromise Eleanor Roosevelt grudgingly accepted. The first lady would carry one on her upcoming tour of New England and Quebec in July 1933. Secret Service officials weren’t pleased with this scant security. They had insisted that agents accompany her on the trip, but Roosevelt was having none of it. In that case, they said, she needed a police escort, or at least a chauffeur. Still no. Roosevelt rejected any kind of security detail. She would drive herself; she loved driving. H

  2. Article · Jul 26, 2026 · Mark Bushnell

    Then Again: When a mysterious killer stalked the men of Bristol - VTDigger (opens the original)

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    The first signs of trouble were headaches, perhaps a bit of nausea, and mild stomachaches. The men might have shrugged the pain off as the price of a hard week of work. Or maybe they’d just had too much to drink.But the symptoms intensified. The abdominal pain became excruciating and was often coupled with dizziness, confusion, seizures and blurred vision. It was then followed by total blindness.The first deaths occurred Nov. 1, 1914. Two men from the town of Bristol, 60-year-old Samuel King and

  3. Article · Jul 5, 2026 · Mark Bushnell

    Then Again: Lemuel Haynes — a minuteman, preacher and longtime Vermonter — puts his stamp on history again - VTDigger (opens the original)

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    Lemuel Haynes was of two minds about the American Revolution. He was outraged by the stark hypocrisy of some of the rebellion’s leaders, slaveholders who condemned the British government for impinging on their freedoms. At the same time, however, he risked his life for the revolutionary cause. Haynes, a minuteman, preacher and longtime Vermonter, may be little remembered by most Americans today, but he is featured on a recently released U.S. postage stamp. Haynes is one of 25 “Figures of the Ame

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