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Thank you, Bethel!

To the Editor: Recently, some of the Mahoosuc Land Trust properties were vandalized with Valentine Farm sustaining the most damage. The large event field sustained substantial damage. The row of beautiful flowers in the field was driven through 4 times, one of our signs was damaged and the field across from the main property also […]

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Kudos on NTL article

To the Editor: My name is Bill Allen; I came to Florida after my Korean War service to work on the Space Program at Cape Canaveral and have been here ever since. However, my kids, Bill Allen and Laura Allen Tummon, who grew up in Florida, are happily residing in Bethel. My daughter became aware […]

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Assessors should obey law

To the Editor: Reading about the mismanagement of our Board of Assessors is jaw-dropping and hair-raising. When there is a law (town/state/federal), our democratically and legally appointed representatives are required to respect those laws regardless of personal beliefs. That someone believes the law “penalizes small businesses” or “is not a good system” or “is outdated” […]

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Green burials

To the Editor: The more I learn about Green Burials and Green Cemeteries, the more convinced I am that this makes sense. It is much less damaging to the environment: without embalming fluids lingering in the earth, without metal caskets and concrete encasements that do not break down easily, and without fossil fuels needed for […]

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Bethel Rotary September event

To the Editor: Rotary is hosting two more events in September and we invite everyone to participate! The Rotary/Mahoosuc Kids Association 5K and 1-mile event is on Sunday, September 17, with the Presenting Sponsor being HealthReach Community Health Centers; T-shirt Sponsor, Blair Industries; and Prize Sponsor, The Glen House. Registration for the 5K and 1 […]

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Resilient community

To the Editor: Your readers may have noticed yard signs and banners appearing throughout SAD44 recently with messages like, “Hard things happen; but these things do not define us” and “Make a connection; resilience starts by reaching out.” These materials have been placed throughout our communities by the school district’s Resilience Team to help start […]

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Further NTL clarification

To the Editor: I am writing this in reaction and response to the recent articles regarding the Gehring House ‘Cultural Island’ (NTL Institute) and NTL presence in Bethel. And, I first want to say that I applaud the letter written by my NTL colleague Jane Moosbruker, who clarified a few things last week. To provide […]