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Publisher’s note: Watch our winning town meeting 2019 video here, featuring the town of Stowe, Vermont. Thanks to the Center for Research on Vermont for the […]
Publisher’s Note: Happy VERMONT TOWN MEETING Day! PRE-COVID throwback: Publisher’s note: At day’s end, Vermont town meeting is about three things; 1) upholding the principle […]
Vermont Town Meeting Day – March 2022: Restoring Our “Space For Communal Liberty” (DIRECT DEMOCRACY)
Publisher’s Note: The Valley Reporter headline below from this week illustrates how far from direct democracy Vermont has strayed these past two years during our Green […]
Issue 1 – April 2005 Issue Highlights: The Prodigal Nation, by Frank Bryan A Voice for Independence, by Ian Baldwin Wal-Mart: What’s a Bargain Worth? by […]
“I love Vermont because of her hills and valleys, her scenery and invigorating climate, but most of all, because of her indomitable people. They are a […]
By William Boardman “To repeat myself ad nauseum, I still don’t see how our city’s chief economic development officer can hold and promote views that are […]
Q. So, why a public bank for Vermont? What’s wrong with our local commercial banks? A. There is nothing wrong with our local commercial banks, except, […]
“If a Vermont Public Bank is organic, grass-fed, and pesticide-free, then I say we should all support it!” Charlie Hosford, former longtime Waitsfield Select Board member […]
Cold penetrates my neck, creeps down my backbone, seeps into my limbs…cold…I am cold…my arms …fingers…toes. Thirty days of below zero weather since December, not counting […]
The public testimony regarding H.883, which mandates sweeping statewide school governance consolidation, brought home the gravity of our situation. Two hours was a long time to […]
Download a digital version of our Plan ‘V’ – “Toward a 2nd Vermont Republic” pamphlet here. Plan ‘V’: Vermont Interdependence Program 1. FINANCE: Establishing a Vermont […]
This article was first published in Green Mountain Noise, 2VR’s E-zine publication Introduction In 1694, British Financiers formed the Bank of England and changed the world. […]
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