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A Montpelier Physician Makes the Case or More Imagination in Health Care

October 13, 2026

MONTPELIER — What if health care, workplaces, and other systems were designed with the people who use them in mind? That question is at the heart of Montpelier physician Mel Houser’s new…

OPINION: Support Affordable Housing

May 4, 2017

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by Eileen Peltier, executive director, Downstreet Housing and Community Development Two weeks ago I testified at the State House to ask the legislature to…

Getting Ready For Cajun-Inspired Spice On Snow Festival

January 20, 2017

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by R.D. Eno MONTPELIER — When old-time fiddler Katie Trautz of Cabot, a founder of Montpelier’s Summit School of Traditional Music and Culture, was…

Montpelier/Berlin Poorhouse Farm — Part of the Poverty Relief System in Vermont’s Past

December 15, 2016

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by Matt Koucky “I‘ll starve or freeze to death there (in these woods) before I go to that accursed poorhouse.” As expressed by Vermonter…

Helping Vermonters Prepare For ‘Their Own Good Death’

August 5, 2016

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by Michelle Acciavatti MONTPELIER — There is a quiet revolution happening around the world to embrace the reality of death and dying. People are…

Living in a World of Maple

April 16, 2015

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by Bette Lambert Welcome to my world. As a child, at sugaring time on our farm, I shared the thrills of riding on the…

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A Montpelier Physician Makes the Case or More Imagination in Health Care

OPINION: Support Affordable Housing

Getting Ready For Cajun-Inspired Spice On Snow Festival

Montpelier/Berlin Poorhouse Farm — Part of the Poverty Relief System in Vermont’s Past

Helping Vermonters Prepare For ‘Their Own Good Death’

Living in a World of Maple

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