Fluoridation vote
Regarding Tuesday’s Rutland City vote on fluoridation — truth, science and personal freedom took a beating. Government policy, shaped by special interests and uninformed by current science, won a solid
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Regarding Tuesday’s Rutland City vote on fluoridation — truth, science and personal freedom took a beating. Government policy, shaped by special interests and uninformed by current science, won a solid
Voters in Rutland will weigh in on their water on Town Meeting Day, specifically whether or not it’s necessary to keep fluoride in the municipal water supply.
In three weeks, voters in the Rutland community will decide whether or not to continue adding fluoride to the water supply. Fluoride has been present in it for the past four decades, but this could be the year of change with hundreds voicing their opposition. The issue was last on Rutland's ballot was 2016.
Mayor Doenges seems to have switched from a position of “neutral” to “against” with respect to the proposed Rutland City Charter change that would ban the addition of fluoride to
At times I wonder if people really grasp the implications of what they are saying.