Robert Devost News Today

Dear Editor: As an avid reader, I’ll begin with a compliment that I often read Joe’s Journal “early and often,” even though often I may agree to disagree. Joe’s column (Rough Road Ahead, July 27) cited comparisons between our current political...

Mom Approves Thank you for publishing the article "Irons in the Fire" [March 2], which accurately described the passion and hard work that have gone...

Time Check Thank you for your article on Memorial Auditorium ["Memorial Days," December 1] and for including a photo of the late Frank Zappa. Unfortunately,...

Economics 101 [Re "Nowhere to Go," August 4]: The story on Vermont's housing crisis, while in many ways informative, is nevertheless lacking a crucial, seldom-acknowledged...

'Positives of Patriotism' A heartfelt big thank-you for publishing over Memorial Day weekend the heroic stories of World War II Vermont veterans ["Alive to Tell...

Dear Editor: I enjoyed reading with interest about the upcoming but perhaps I’ll timed construction, possible reconfiguration at the Route 27 and Route 1 intersection. Please publish more illustrations or renderings or visual images so we can better...

Major Misunderstandings Faculty union leaders would have you believe that the humanities are going away at the University of Vermont ["Major Fallout," January 27]. Thats not the case. The reality is that even after the College of Arts and Sciences plan is implemented, thousands of students will still be able to take classes in classical civilization, Latin and religion, among other disciplines. All that is happening is that some majors, minors and masters programs that attract very few stud...