‘Not a Bad Seat’
Is Wonderful Read
     Any institution which survives and flourishes for over a century is worthy of note—especially in the contemporary world of breathless change and the current American throw-away society.
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Impressive Show
Of Comm. Support
     The Clara Martin Center has been so impressed by the organizations and individuals who contributed to the spirit of love, giving and helping others during the holiday season.
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Television Listings Are Missed
     You have no idea how comforting it is to know that The Herald has put its shoulder to the wheel to help ameliorate the sub-prime "crunch" by eliminating the TV schedule on its last page and replacing it with real estate ads with sumptuous pictures, etc.
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Progress Made
At Pharmacy
     This is a letter to every Brooks-now-Rite-Aid customer who has ever stood in line, for what seems like hours, only to find one of the following: there’s an insurance problem; no refills are available, the prescription line at the hospital hasn’t called the prescription in yet, or the drugstore will ...
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Arsonist Won’t Get Away with It
     How sad it is or was on front of The Herald January 17, 2008 to read about the fire, ruled arson, written by Sandy Vondrasek. Let it be known whoever did it is certainly no secret from God our heavenly father.
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Union Is Proud
Of CVPS Award
     It is with enormous pride that the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 300 congratulates Central Vermont Public Service on winning the prestigious Edison Electric Institute Emergency Recovery Award.
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Annoyed at Having
To Vote Again
     I’m annoyed. There seems to be no consideration for the voters who turned out for the special vote on where to have the new municipal offices, only consideration for those who didn’t show up at the polls.
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