As the problem intensified in Washington County the past two years, parents and administrators have been forced to step up, filling in or taking students themselves.
To the editor: Two weeks ago, I read a letter to the editor from someone who attended the Jefferson County Democratic Party meeting and wrote about the disha
As the problem intensified in Washington County the past two years, parents and administrators have been forced to step up, filling in or taking students themselves.
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The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reports the arrest of a Seneca Falls resident following a drug investigation.
On April 14 members of the narcotics unit arrested Patti Morgan, 47, of Seneca Falls. Morgan was charged with two counts of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, fourth-degree conspiracy, and a misdemeanor count of criminal possession of controlled substance.
At the time of arrest, it was discovered that Morgan was in possession of crack cocaine.
To the editor:
After Joe Biden was declared president, I did some research and watched several cable news channels. I discovered that most mainstream media and cable networks are blatantly anti-Trump more than they are pro-Biden. I listened to the rhetoric. I have no formal training as a lawyer, but I do have common sense. I saw many discrepancies in their reporting.
The first thing I noticed was anchors referring to Democrats as “our leaders.” They are not, just as Republicans are not our leaders. They are hired by the people to work for all the people, not specific groups or ideological associates.
Strafford approves cannabis dispensary, community forest plan
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Modified: 3/2/2021 9:20:31 PM
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STRAFFORD — Voters in Strafford on Tuesday opted to authorize cannabis retailers in town when sales of recreational amounts of marijuana becomes legal in 2022 in a 293-176 vote.
Residents also voted 399-70 to accept a donation of 106.7 acres of land in Strafford from the Alliance for Vermont Communities. Sharon voters later this spring will decide whether to do the same with 150 adjoining acres. Together they comprise the Ashley Community Forest. The proposed donation to the two towns includes $20,000 to seed a management fund.
Both the $1.15 million town budget (434-29) and the $3.35 million school budget (388-77) easily passed.
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