Once upon a time, the world knew
Later this month — April 24 — Armenians around the world will pause to mourn the 1.5 million of our ancestors who were...
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Once upon a time, this would have been Annalee-Mas
This seems to be the month when I am writing about the great women who raised me. Last week I wrote about my...
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Shell-shocked? Nope. Just shell-crazy.
I lived in Florida when I was a teenager, so I know a little about living with a seashell-obsessed crazy person: My mother....
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Valentine’s Day is nearing: Nothing says love like a box of Cheez-Its
Once again, Valentine’s Day is nearing, that moment each year when we celebrate what it means to be in love. The traditional gifts?...
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Filling the bill in Montpelier: The Legislature goes back to work
This past week we officially put 2013 into the history books. Looking back, we all learned to twerk. Kim and Kanye and Kate...
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Congrats to Hattie Brown, 30 years at the Lincoln desk
As this year winds down, I realize I missed a big story: Not health care. Not the government shutdown. Not even the fact...
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‘Tis the season: On Tuesday I’m dialing for dollars
There is absolutely nothing in the world I like more than calling strangers at their homes over dinner and asking for money. There...
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Time for Vermonters to stand up for Silent Cal
As a Vermonter, I try to have Cal Coolidge’s back. I do this because he was a Vermont-born United States President, because we...
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The gift of Grace turns twenty
We are fast approaching the holiday season, that time of the year when we are all a little kinder and a little more...
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The embarrassing ghosts from Halloweens past
Halloween is but days away, that night of the year when the streets are filled with children dressed up as ghosts and goblins...
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