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Letters to the Editor (11/22/23)

Who's to Blame? I'm a new Vermont resident as of October 1, and I've been reading Seven Days as a way to acquaint myself with.

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Ray Gonda: Wake boats, the Agency of Natural Resources and the Water Resources Board

Ray Gonda: Wake boats, the Agency of Natural Resources and the Water Resources Board
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Rob Mullen: Most Vermonters oppose trapping and support hunting

To try to justify recreational/hobby trapping by obscuring its inherent and pointless cruelty behind a smokescreen of cultural victimhood, and virtue, betrays a lack of valid argument.

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Letter to the editor: Majority of Vermonters want a recreational trapping ban

All Vermonters can agree on some basic principles to prevent wanton cruelty to animals.

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Ray Gonda: The value of trapping vs the anti-establishment animal rights persons

This commentary is by Ray Gonda of South Burlington, who brought the Vermont chapter of the Sierra Club into full chapterhood, was co-founder of the Vermont Conservation Voters, and created a chapter of the Audubon Society while still in elementary school. Vermont bill S.111 has been proposed to outlaw trapping of furbearing animals by citizens and to allow only paid professionals to trap raising costs for everyone. The only benefit to anyone of such restrictions might be the assuaging of sensibilities of some emotionally hypersensitive but determined persons in our society, who, unfortunately, would then go on to attempt

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