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QUECHEE — No one would have faulted Leo DuMoulin if the numerous medical procedures he underwent throughout his 10½ years of life left him grumpy.But Leo, a student with special needs at Ottauquechee School who died of a seizure in his sleep in...
QUECHEE — Amid a tight labor market, the Quechee Club has announced plans to expand due to increased demand for programs and activities by the club’s younger members.In the past few years, the 52-year-old club has seen the average age of its members...
Joey Peterson thought he heard someone in late January outside the third-floor apartment he shares with his mother and a roommate in Quechee. When he checked, all he found was an envelope taped to the door.Inside was a letter from the property...
Adult day programs work to reopen in Vt. Modified: 4/5/2021 9:16:45 PM BETHEL — It will still take weeks to months for three adult day programs in the Upper Valley to reopen following last week’s announcement of new COVID-19 safety guidelines for such programs in Vermont. It looks as though Gifford Health Care’s program on Route 107 in Bethel will be the first such program to reopen in the Upper Valley. It is slated to do so on May 17, according to a document posted to the Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living’s website. Ursula Margazano, executive director of Giffo...
Column: How I became an extremist Peter Kohama illustration Modified: 1/2/2021 10:10:14 PM I was an extremist. Twice. Once when I had just graduated from college in 1985, and once when the economy tanked in 2008. I wasn’t a terrorist. I am afraid of violence. But I am convinced I could have become one if I had continued down the rabbit hole. Now, after decades of study and reflection, particularly in the science of the brain and mind, I understand what happened. Let me explain. My first foray into extremism came at the end of my college career. It was the 1980s, and the U.S. was knee-deep i...