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Fractals of Change
	Removing Obstacles to Obama’s Job Growth Plan 12/16/2008 Given current “environmental” legislation, it will be impossible to create a meaningful number of jobs except for engineers and lawyers by next summer, no matter how much federal money we allocate to this worthy endeavor. Decades of well-meaning legislati
	Saving US Auto Manufacturing 12/02/2008 If people don’t buy cars, there is no amount of bailout that will save the millions of US jobs in and related to car manufacturing. If they’re not making cars, the manufacturers won’t recall workers or order from their suppliers. It’s as simple as that.
	The Physics of Money 11/18/2008 Money doesn’t count unless it’s in motion; that’s why governments not only can but also feel that they must create great supplies of the stuff in these deflationary times. The good news is that all this new money isn’t inflationary (at the moment); the ba
	Blocking the Sun and the Wind 10/06/2008 If you think solar and wind power are important for decarbonizing the atmosphere and/or for reducing our need for expensive imported energy from dangerous places, then you ought to be in favor of a massive buildout of America’s electric grid.
	Blocking the Sun and the Wind 09/23/2008 If you think solar and wind power are important for decarbonizing the atmosphere and/or for reducing our need for expensive imported energy from dangerous places, then you ought to be in favor of a massive buildout of America’s electric grid.
	Blocking the Sun and the Wind 09/16/2008 If you think solar and wind power are important for decarbonizing the atmosphere and/or for reducing our need for expensive imported energy from dangerous places, then you ought to be in favor of a massive buildout of America’s electric grid.
	It’s Time for Electricity to Come Out of the Closet and Go Into 09/09/2008 Way back in 1991 during a previous housing slump, we had moved to Vancouver and had to sell our house in Vermont. “Replace the heating system or no one’ll look at the house,” the realtor said.
	It’s Time for Electricity to Come Out of the Closet and Go Into 09/02/2008 Way back in 1991 during a previous housing slump, we had moved to Vancouver and had to sell our house in Vermont. “Replace the heating system or no one’ll look at the house,” the realtor said.
	It’s Time for Electricity to Come Out of the Closet and Go Into 08/26/2008 Way back in 1991 during a previous housing slump, we had moved to Vancouver and had to sell our house in Vermont.
	If I Can’t Have a Magic Bullet, I Won’t Shoot 08/04/2008 “Windmills can’t provide enough power to give us energy independence (or save the environment), so let’s not build any.”
	Fractals of Change 07/22/2008 If I Can�t Have a Magic Bullet, I Won�t Shoot
	If I Can �t Have a Magic Bullet, I Won �t Shoot 07/22/2008
	Should You Be Heating with Electricity? 06/24/2008 For many people in the US, the answer is now �yes� even if the only electric alternative available to them is electric baseboard heat. If you expect to pay $5.00/gallon for heating oil this winter, then you are better off heating with electr
	Energy Policy � The Hard Work is Done 05/27/2008 Mustering the political will to drive up the price of gasoline to a level where alternatives make economic sense would have been impossible � note the pandering attempts to knock it down a few cents for a few months. But the expansion of the world

Features News Headlines
	Illumination Night Returns to Vermont College 12/16/2008
	Paul Plante of the Barre Lions Club 12/07/2008 Paul Plante of the Barre Lions Club recently received the highest award presented to an active Lion
	WORLD Santa Project 12/02/2008
	Something To Be Thankful For... Montpelier Citizen Soldier Retu 11/25/2008 This Thanksgiving, central Vermont does have many things to be proud and thankful for, especially in the exceptional people who humbly and unassumingly live and work among us.
	Visit Fenway in East Montpelier 11/18/2008 And Help the Elementary School Build a New Playground!
	SPAULDING FOOTBALL DIVISION II STATE CHAMPIONS FOR THE SECOND CO 11/11/2008
	Barre Kiwanis Holds 60th Annual Installation Banquet 10/28/2008
	Save the Endangered Didgeridoo! 10/22/2008 On Saturday Oct. 25, 7pm, at Montpelier’s Unitarian Church, a regional concert series continues with the second of three events to Save the Endangered Didgeridoo!
	Make A Mask 10/14/2008
	Success! The New Granite Hills Credit Union To Open Next Tuesday 10/07/2008 It's been the talk of the town in Barre since the March 6th groundbreaking, and now the opening on October 14th, of the new Granite Hills Credit Union at 328 North Main Street has instilled more astonishment and pride from the community.
	THUNDER ROAD'S 45th ANNUAL CHITTENDEN BANK MILK BOWL VICTORS 09/30/2008
	Help a Neighbor: Donate a Coat Karen Kitzmiller Memorial Winte 09/23/2008
	The Knitting Studio Has New Home and Owners 09/16/2008 New visitors to The Knitting Studio now located at 97 State Street are going to discover this is not your average, quaint little quiet supply store.
	Central Vermont Food Fuel and Transportation Winter Preparedness 09/09/2008 The Central Vermont Food, Fuel and Transportation Winter Preparedness Coalition is working on outreach efforts to inform communities on the variety of existing transit services available for individuals in need, particularly those services offered by the
	Barre Granite Festival This Weekend 09/09/2008 The Vermont Granite Museum and Stone Arts School will be celebrating its 11th annual Granite Festival on Saturday, September 13, 10am-3pm.
	Central Vermont 15 Year Old Babe Ruth All-Stars - State Champs! 08/26/2008
	Dorathy Langevin- Vermont Artist 08/19/2008 Vermont is well known as being a home to many gifted writers and artists. We travel town to town, craft store to craft store, and gallery to gallery, to see the works that are created in our midst.
	Barre Sweeps 9-10 Year Old District IV Title 07/29/2008 The District IV All Star baseball tournament came to an end on Thursday, July 17 with an 8-5 victory by the Barre 1 team over Montpelier.
	The Yonso Project, A Vermont to Ghana Connection 07/22/2008 Three recent college grads from Plainfield - Nick and Tony Caccavo and Sonja Good Stefani - have created and are sustaining the Yonso Project, a vibrant, non-profit connection to the community of Yonso, Ghana, through which modest amounts of financial and
	Calendar of Events Returns 07/16/2008
	Shout it Out! Voices Project Movie Coming to Central Vermont 07/16/2008 Kingdom County Productions is proud to announce the Vermont tour of "Shout it Out," the feature film based on the acclaimed Voices Project. Shout it Out is a musical based on the lives of Vermont teens.
	Montpelier Goes Wild 07/08/2008 MONTPELIER, VERMONT � Vermont�s state capital will be transformed into a unique natural festival when biologists and nature lovers of all ages converge on the city in July to inventory every living thing they can find. The catch is that par
	A Response to Reiss's Pieces Column re: EnergySmart 07/02/2008 Please don't shoot the messenger! If you're not a little bit frightened about the skyrocketing cost of home heating, you aren't paying attention. But lashing out at folks who are providing straight talk on the issues is counter-productive. This is wha
	Alma’s Yarn Shop Celebrates 45 Years 06/04/2008 In a modest yellow house on North Seminary Street in Barre, Alma Hedding has operated a one-woman yarn shop for 45 years. In a small remodeled room, she offers an extensive selection of quality yarns, patterns and the tools of the trade.
	Tom Evslin: Fractals of Change 04/01/2008 Ben Bernanke's Blunder: How NOT to Solve the Mortgage Crisis Recently, the US Federal Reserve took a big step towards prolonging the mortgage crisis. Its short-term reward was a big one-day run up in stock prices. In the next couple of trading days pri
	Town Meeting Survey Comments 04/01/2008 Barre -Vermont's economy needs a great deal of work. Since we moved here 19 years ago, we, as well as many senior citizens, have found it harder and harder to make ends meet. -I've had near accidents because of people with cell phones. It's like the
	Washington County Sheriff's Department Launches "Click It or Tic 05/24/2007 More than 15,000 passenger vehicle occupants died in traffic crashes between the nighttime hours of 6:00 p.m. and 5:59 a.m. during 2005, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) - and 59 percent of those passenger vehicle oc
	Town Meeting Survey Comments and Survey Results from Barre Town 05/13/2007 Jobs "I am concerned. My children have gone out of state seeking employment because of reasonably paying jobs." Housing "Housing is high priced and those who would enter can't afford until prices readjust downward." No Call "Please have a n

Developments in Vt Law
	If You Plea Bargain for a Murder Sentence, Can You Get Out of it 12/16/2008 In June of 2003, Henry Buston was enraged that his best friend was having sex with his former girlfriend. So he went to his truck, took out a shotgun and pistol and shot them both to death. He was charged with aggravated murder. The punishment is imprison
	Is a Toilet Seat on a Flag Pole a Spite Fence? 12/02/2008 Alberino and Balch were not good neighbors. They feuded over a decade about Alberino’s barking dog, harassing incidents, cutting trees and defamation. Alberino put a red plastic snow fence mostly on the boundary but in part on Balch’s land and in part sta
	ìThe Most Tragic Thing in the World is a Man of Genius Who is no 11/18/2008 Fifty-year-old Richard Bitter wanted to be a Vermont Lawyer. He applied in 2005. The Supreme Court will only admit applicants to the Bar if they are of ìgood moral character.î Truthfulness is one of the most important character traits necessary to be
	If You Go “Rogue” in Your Job, Can You Save it by Claiming You’r 11/03/2008 Dawn Griffis, a nurse practitioner, was hired by Cedar Hill Health Care (Cedar) as director of nursing at two of its facilities, a 39-bed nursing facility, and a residential care facility. Griffis’ job was to provide nursing “overview” at both facilities,
	If You Cheat on Your Spouse and Pass on a Sexual Disease, Can Yo 10/22/2008 Joan and John were married in 1972. Until 1999, her regular pap smears showed no presence of Human Papillomavirus (HPV), a sexually transmitted disease (STD).
	Do Supreme Court Justices Pay Attention to Public Opnion About S 10/06/2008 Trial lawyers will tell you “I don’t know the truth, I don’t know all the facts, but I do know all the evidence.”
	If You Dump Your Business Trash On Your Own Property and it Poll 09/23/2008 Richard Towns, a contractor, deposited construction waste on his own property to fill in the backyard. Subsequently it was found to be leaching chemicals into the groundwater. He sold the property in 1987. In 1996 the new owner discovered the pollution. T
	Is What the Victim Tells the Cop Always Hearsay? 09/09/2008 In a criminal case, the accused has a constitutional right “to be confronted with witnesses against him.”
	Should a Kid Who Shoots a Drunk Having Sex With His Mentally Ill 08/26/2008 Jonas Dixon, a desperate fifteen year old, shot and killed a drunken man who had come to the house to have sex with his mentally ill mother.
	WHEN IS A PUBLIC RECORD PUBLIC? 08/12/2008
	DEVELOPMENTS IN VERMONT LAW 07/29/2008 Education Department Rebuked for Denying Due Process of Law
	DEVELOPMENTS IN VERMONT LAW 07/16/2008 Is a Sale of Development Rights Binding?
	DEVELOPMENTS IN VERMONT LAW 07/02/2008 On a fine April day, Eric Neil was walking down a street near the courthouse during business hours. He was unaware that an arrest warrant for him had been issued by the Court for the crime of failing to pay a $21 fine. The Police, however, knew Eric, and
	DEVELOPMENTS IN VERMONT LAW 06/17/2008 Rajan Bhatt was a fourth-year student at the University Of Vermont College Of Medicine. In order to graduate, he falsely claimed to have completed a rotation in pediatric surgery at another school. College rules provided a student could be dismissed if he
	DEVELOPMENTS IN VERMONT LAW 04/01/2008 Are the Courts the Least Dangerous Branch of Government Three Vermont Supreme Court Justices, Dooley, Johnson and Skoglund, over the dissent of Chief Justice Reiber and Justice Burgess, vacated the prison sentence of 12 to 20 years of Michael Brillon a
	IS REVEALING PHYSICAL EVIDENCE A CONFESSION ? 05/13/2007 Confessions have long been a serious problem for the law. Unless the guilty statement was free of torture, force, or coercion (like being in police custody isolated from friends and family), the truthfulness of the confession is questionable. Further, the

Entertainment
	Get Smart 07/08/2008 The remake of a Cold War-era James Bond spoof does not sound like the premise for a very good movie. And releasing it the very same weekend as a new Mike Myers comedy seemed like a recipe for failure. But thanks to its great cast, witty script, and famil
	Now Playing in Select Cities 07/02/2008 Steroids are intrinsically bad. They transform the men who take them into raging monsters who are certain to beat their wives and cheat at sports just before their reproductive organs shrivel up. Right? Documentary filmmaker Chris Bell tosses out the
	Great Opportunities 06/24/2008 Memories are funny things. Of course, some are much funnier than others, but they are all funny, or more precisely, interesting, in how they effect our thinking. Recently I have been thinking of memories which are not exactly mine, but ones related to me
	The Happening 06/24/2008 While other critics are coming up with new and increasingly colorful ways to criticize M. Night Shyamalan, I can’t help but admire the guy. He certainly has guts. He knew that his fans were expecting a frightening R-rated horror film. He delivered an
	Sex and the City 06/11/2008 After a month with nothing but superhero movies and second rate sequels, I was beginning to think that I had become a curmudgeon. I’ve been feeling like Andy Rooney: a cantankerous crank who dislikes everything new. Thank goodness for “Sex and the City
	The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian 05/27/2008 Another week: another uninspired action sequel or remake. Ho-hum. I certainly didn’t think 2005’s “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” was good enough to warrant a second journey to Narnia. But the film was a smash hit and Disney found 291 million r

Letters & opinions
	Don't Blame the Unions 12/18/2008
	For the Animals Who Cannot Speak 12/18/2008
	A Wheels for Warmth Thank You 12/18/2008
	Thanks from Full Ladle Soup Kitchen 12/07/2008
	Homebound Seniors Need Your Help 12/07/2008
	More Class Four Road Problems in Williamstown 12/02/2008
	Help a Neighbor This Winter 12/02/2008
	Protect Your Most Valuable Asset 12/02/2008
	Protect Your Most Valuable Asset 11/23/2008
	Thanks to Supporters and Winners in Election 2008 11/23/2008
	Memory Tree Honors Loved Ones 11/23/2008
	Intimidation vs. Tradition 11/23/2008
	A Note from Sen. Doyle 11/18/2008
	Thanks from Candidate Skrill 11/18/2008
	No to Article 1, Yes to Economic Development 11/11/2008
	Town Responsibility and Class 4 Roads 11/11/2008
	Thank You, Worcester Voters 11/11/2008
	Thanks to the Election Workers 11/11/2008
	All Welcome to Shambhala Open House 11/03/2008 On behalf of the Montpelier Shambhala Meditation Center, I extend a hearty invitation to all, no matter what one's religious affiliation, to attend a Shambhala Cafe on Wednesday, November 12th at 6 pm.
	Coat Drive a Great Success 11/03/2008 The 19th annual Karen Kitzmiller Memorial Winter Coat Drive held October 24 & 25 was the biggest success ever!
	Doyle Represents Vermont With Integrity 10/28/2008
	Scott, a Clear Choice 10/28/2008
	Respect and Praise for Isabelle 10/28/2008
	McFaun Offers a Proven History 10/28/2008
	Keep Doyle Speaking for Us 10/28/2008
	Cheney: Experience & Common Sense 10/28/2008
	Return McDonald to State House 10/28/2008
	Thank You, Senator Scott 10/28/2008
	Say “NO” to Barre Charter Change 10/28/2008 Placing new fees on businesses that are already coping with a struggling economy, tight credit and even tighter customers is not the way to ward off recession. The proposed Barre charter change deserves a resounding “no” vote.
	Scott Offers Level-Headed Leadership 10/22/2008
	State Song Sing-along for Gubernatorial Candidates? 10/22/2008
	Cut Fluoride from Water 10/22/2008
	Congress and the Credit Crunch 10/22/2008
	In Praise of Kitchel's Track Record 10/22/2008
	Thank You to Sen. Kitchel and Rep. Leriche 10/22/2008
	Valliere Brings Common Sense to Montpelier 10/22/2008
	Regarding Local Campaign Funding 10/22/2008
	Who is John McCain? 10/22/2008
	Impressed by Moore's Ideas 10/14/2008
	Join Friends of the Aldrich 10/14/2008
	Koch Deserves Recognition 10/14/2008
	Support Scott, An Effective Leader 10/14/2008
	Strong Senate Incumbents 10/14/2008
	A Lesson in Civics 10/06/2008
	Homeschooled in the Real World 10/06/2008
	Vote Pollina for Real Change 10/06/2008
	Isabelle Offers "Policy, Not Politics" 10/06/2008
	Toys for Tots Needs You! 10/06/2008
	Barre Town: Host a Chat with Candidate Pizzo 09/30/2008
	Moore for Washington County Senator 09/30/2008
	Support Laura Moore for State Senate 09/30/2008
	Anderson Offers Thanks and Congrats 09/30/2008
	Incident at Tunbridge Worlds Fair 09/23/2008
	Don't Miss Judevine 09/23/2008
	Global Warming - Eh?! 09/23/2008
	Support Laura Moore for State Senate 09/23/2008
	Re: Cheney Column on Hearsay 09/23/2008
	Thanks to the Community 09/23/2008
	Palin a Frightening Choice 09/16/2008 ohn McCain is a 72 year-old man with very real and serious health concerns (melanoma), who's running to become the United States 44th president! Now, after one meeting, he selects as his VP, a women who despite her claims, is a good friend of big oil.
	Thank You, Barre Lions 09/16/2008 I would like to focus Barre's view on their Lions Club. Most people in a community view service organizations as people who meet and socialize, do worthwhile projects and are generally loyal, helpful, loving and caring members of their conclave.
	Thrush Tavern Will be Missed 09/16/2008
	In Support of Marion Gray 09/16/2008 I am writing in support of Marion Gray. I believe Marion would make an excellent representative of our town.
	Community Support Central to Footrace Success 09/09/2008
	Jon Anderson - A Representative for the People 09/09/2008 One of the things that I appreciate about Jon Anderson is the fact that he reaches out to all of the residents of Montpelier regardless of political affiliation.
	Thanks to the Community 09/02/2008 Thank you to everyone who joined the motorcycle ride on August 17th, 2008 to benefit the family of Teddie Ainsworth of Waterbury.
	Questions About Freeman's Qualifications 09/02/2008 Back in the days when I was editor of The Northfield News, perhaps as much as a year ago, I wrote an editorial that mightily annoyed Nathan Freeman, a current wannabe lieutenant governor in the Democratic primary.
	Shame on McCain 09/02/2008 What a pity! It seems that John McCain, at one time highly respected and regarded as a straight and honest talker, is doing something much worse than what he is smearing Barack Obama with.
	Obama Lacks Experience 09/02/2008
	Thanks from Altrusa Club 08/26/2008 I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who helped make the Altrusa Club’s Summer Reading Grand Slam a success this July.
	Show Your Support for Jon Anderson 08/26/2008 I’m writing to show my support of Jon Anderson’s election to the Vermont House of Representatives as a representative for the City of Montpelier.
	Shut Down VT Yankee 08/26/2008 It’s time to shut down VT Yankee.
	An Endorsement for Jon Anderson 08/19/2008 I am writing this endorsement for Jon Anderson as representative to the Legislature from Montpelier.
	Question for Candidates for Governor 08/19/2008 If you were allowed to pose only one question to be answered by each of the candidates for Governor of Vermont, what would it be?
	Green Mountain United Way: Creating Community Impact 08/19/2008
	A Vote for Jon Anderson 08/12/2008 Jon Anderson will get my vote for Montpelier representative
	A Happy Ending, Thanks to the Community 08/12/2008 This story has a happy ending
	A Thank You and A Challenge 08/12/2008 The Barre Homecoming Pasta Supper served about 300 steaming plates of spaghetti
	Vermont Needs New Leadership 08/04/2008 Anthony Pollina is right in saying, “The old solutions are not working. It is going to take a different kind of coalition.”
	Don't Miss "Tune In Tomorrow" 08/04/2008 Congrats to Ed Dooly of Mad River Media for his film documentary, "Tune In Tomorrow, A History of WDEV."
	In Search of Stolen Lions 08/04/2008 I happened to look out my window and see a grown man stealing two concrete lions from the end of my driveway.
	Letters 07/22/2008
	In Support of Jon Anderson 07/16/2008 I'm pleased to write a letter in support for my friend, Jon Anderson, who's running to retain his current seat in the House of Representatives.
	Catamount Health is Good, But Could Be Better 07/16/2008 Recent press coverage of Catamount Health may leave readers believing that Vermont�s public health care programs are not doing what they are intended to do: provide quality, affordable health insurance for Vermonters who need it.
	Resources Available to Help Keep Kids Safe 07/16/2008 Family and friends will never forget Brooke Bennett, and neither will those of us who work at Prevent Child Abuse Vermont.
	Legislature Passes Bills to Improve Community Safety 07/08/2008 I wanted our community to be aware that the legislature passed some very important bills this year that will make a big difference in the lives of Vermonters experiencing domestic and sexual violence and child abuse.
	A Response to Reiss's Pieces Column re: EnergySmart 07/02/2008 Please don't shoot the messenger! If you're not a little bit frightened about the skyrocketing cost of home heating, you aren't paying attention. But lashing out at folks who are providing straight talk on the issues is counter-productive.
	In Praise of the DMV 06/24/2008 As the Department of Motor Vehicles is often the recipient of criticism, I’m delighted to write this letter to sing its praises. The DMV was very receptive to the suggestion that a “Share the Road” safety message be printed on tens of thousands of enve
	In Support of Jon Anderson 06/17/2008 Please join me in supporting the election of Representative Jon Anderson. I first met Jon when, as high school juniors, we attended Boys”State and then the two of us represented Vermont at Boys”Nation in 1970. I have known Jon for nearly four decades. Jon
	Thanks From People’s Health &?Wellness 06/11/2008 With May’s municipal voting completing this year’s cycle of local decision-making about community support, the People's Health & Wellness Clinic would like to thank the voters of the following cities and towns for their ongoing support of our mission: Bar
	Chriiiis- Can wait if tight on space... 06/04/2008 With May’s municipal voting completing this year’s cycle of local decision-making about community support, the People's Health & Wellness Clinic would like to thank the voters of the following cities and towns for their ongoing support of our mission:
	A Note to Anthony and Gaye 06/04/2008 My quandary may be that of others as well. I can't be the ONLY person in Vermont thinking this way. The last thing in the world I wish to see is Jim Douglas continuing as Governor for another 2 years. When Anthony was the only opponent, I was deligh
	Be Kind to Animals 06/04/2008 Every Year in May there is a time set aside as "Be Kind to Animals Week," but since we should always be kind to animals, I'm writing this at random. There are many ways we can help change their unfair treatment. A good start would be to buy "Cage Free"
	Plainfield Tax Collector: Resign or Be Removed! 06/04/2008 I recently watched the Plainfield Selectboard Meeting on the local cable channel. I wish it was broadcast to everyone, so that they could view our Selectboard's frustration at the inaction and ineptness of our tax collector. Under questioning on why en
	Celebrate Volunteers Every Day 05/27/2008 The area newspapers recently celebrated and promoted National Volunteer Week. It�s an event that has received more recognition over the years and has become very popular with the advertisers. As the director of an organization that focuses on se
	Vote for Honesty and Integrity 04/01/2008 Here we have a George W. Bush, a proven liar, a man who has caused this country more problems than any president in history, has caused more innocent people to be killed than any terrorist, has put this country into a debt greater than it has ever been, a
	Barre Streets Need Repair 04/01/2008 With regard to the Street Reconstruction fund of $300,000, it is imperative to me which streets would be funded for repairing and repaving and sidewalk improvement. I am very sure that the city engineering office has a listing of these streets and sidewal
	Thanks for Successful Blood Drive 04/01/2008 My Co-coordinator, Sharon Lunde, and I would like to thank everyone who made the recent blood drive a success. We collected 190 productive units of blood, had 10 new donors and 43 donors signed up to be part of the International bone marrow registry. Mile
	Support S.88 For Safer Hunting 04/01/2008 Here we have a George W. Bush, a proven liar, a man who has caused this country more problems than any president in history, has caused more innocent people to be killed than any terrorist, has put this country into a debt greater than it has ever been, a

Obituaries
	WHITWORTH, LORNE "SPIKE," Lt. Col. Ret., USAF 12/18/2008
	SANDS, COLONEL (RET.) STEPHEN ROBB, 59 12/18/2008
	PINARDI, RAYMOND JAMES, 84 12/18/2008
	GRENON, LOUIS R., 74 12/18/2008
	GAFFNEY, DAVID ROY, 53, 12/18/2008
	FOSTER, RALPH ALAN, 70 12/18/2008
	MURRAY, NORMAN WILLIAM, 86 12/18/2008
	EARDENSOHN, CLIFFORD JOHN "BUD," 78 12/18/2008
	SHEPHARD, AMELIA "AMY" DOROTHY, 49 12/18/2008
	STRICKLAND, MARGUERITE E., 93 12/18/2008
	LESSLIE, RAY ROBERT, 76 12/18/2008
	HUNTER, RUBY RAE, 86 12/18/2008
	BOWER, RICHARD F., 81 12/18/2008
	GATES, BARBARA BLANCHE, 89w 12/18/2008
	FLEURY, DAVID E., 43 12/18/2008
	DAVIS, BARBARA POWERS, 76 12/18/2008
	BAILEY, M. JANE, 89 12/18/2008
	BISSON, RAYMOND ERNEST JOSEPH SR., 86 12/07/2008
	CECCHINI, ALMO A., 94 12/07/2008
	DUPREY, RICHARD W., 68 12/07/2008
	KUGL, ANDREW JOHN, 73 12/07/2008
	BRIGHAM, GEORGE HAZEN JR., 84 12/07/2008
	GOULD, NATHANIEL, MD, 95 12/07/2008
	SHERIDAN, LENA CAVERZASI, 95 12/07/2008
	HUDSON, NORMAN W., 79 12/07/2008
	STAAB, CECILE, M., 72 12/07/2008
	WILDBUR, ALICE R., 94 12/07/2008
	COLLINS, MARION A. BURKE, 96 12/07/2008
	RICKER, WAYNE A., 75 12/07/2008
	ARMSTRONG, MARIE C., 60 12/07/2008
	PINARDI, RAYMOND JAMES, 84 12/07/2008
	SHEPHARD, AMELIA "AMY" DOROTHY, 49 12/07/2008
	GAFFNEY, DAVID ROY, 53 12/07/2008
	HILL, BMC BENJAMIN BYRON, USN, Ret. 12/02/2008
	HAYFORD, LELAND (LEE) GORDON, 77 12/02/2008
	DUNCAN, ROBERT STANLEY, 12/02/2008
	SARZANINI, ANDREINA IRENE, 90 12/02/2008
	GARRITY, MAUREEN E., 71 12/02/2008
	BROWN, VIRGINIA M., 99 12/02/2008
	BOYD, BRUCE EDWARD 12/02/2008
	BOSMA, MIKEL JOB, 54 12/02/2008
	SHRIVER, MARY JANE, 64 11/23/2008
	ROLLINS, CHARLES WENDALL, 85 11/23/2008
	PULTZ, TERRI LEE, 54 11/23/2008
	MURRAY, RACHEL M. 79 11/23/2008
	LEHOUX, CLAUDETTE M., 69 11/23/2008
	LACASSE, ROBERTA, 91 11/23/2008
	MARTIN, GREGORY JOSEPH, 23 11/23/2008
	COLEMAN, STEVEN T., 59 11/23/2008
	CLARK, RACHELLE MARIE, 18 11/23/2008
	BUTLER, MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS, 89 11/23/2008
	BURROUGHS, FLEET C., 38 11/23/2008
	BONNETTE, ROBERTA CLARA, 94 11/23/2008
	WOODARD, GEORGE E. SR., 88 11/18/2008
	VETTTTTTTTTTTTT O'CONNELL, HENRIETTA E., 84 11/18/2008
	CARY, ROBERT WAYNE SR., 73 11/18/2008
	TARDIE, JULIETTE T., 82 11/18/2008
	MCQUEEN, RUSSELL H., 61 11/18/2008
	NELSON, THEDA D., 78 11/18/2008
	MARKHAM, VINCENT "VINNIE" CONROY, 52 11/18/2008
	LACROIX, FERNAND, 82 11/18/2008
	GRIFFITH, PAULINE ELLEN, 93 11/18/2008
	FORD, MARTHA GRANAI, 98 11/18/2008
	CUSHING, CLYDE G., 56 11/18/2008
	CAMERON, MILDRED "MILLIE," 11/18/2008
	BEDELL, REBA D. 11/18/2008
	WILLARD, MAURICE C. 11/11/2008
	WARREN, ROBERT A. 11/11/2008
	BURNS, CHARLES 11/11/2008
	BATTEN, JAMES "JIM" CARLETON 11/11/2008
	THOMPSON, SAMUEL W., SR. 11/11/2008
	STEELE, JOAN D 11/11/2008
	MONTINERI, LORRAINE CERASOLI 11/11/2008
	INGALLS, CHRISTY A. JR. 11/11/2008
	GENDRON, LOUIS J. 11/11/2008
	DREW, DAVID THOMAS 11/11/2008
	DEMERS, NANCY BOUTIN 11/11/2008
	CREW, ALAN 11/11/2008
	BENOIT, IRIS MYRTLE 11/11/2008
	BARNARD, JANICE ELWOOD 11/11/2008
	JACKMAN, WINTHROP TRUE III 11/04/2008
	JORDAN, JOHN C., 67 11/04/2008
	JORDAN, JOHN C., 67 11/04/2008
	BESAW, RAYMOND C., 86 11/04/2008
	SUITOR, JEAN, 90 11/04/2008
	STEPHEN, BARBARA HILL, 99 11/04/2008
	ROACH, ANNE MARIE, 84 11/04/2008
	PARKER, BEATRICE, 78 11/04/2008
	MORRISON, IDA M., 94 11/04/2008
	MACY, ARLENE E., 91 11/04/2008
	LENTINI, GARY VINCENT, 68 11/03/2008
	HALL, MARGARET G., 83 11/03/2008
	CARPENTER, PHYLLIS WINSLOW MCALLISTER, 93 11/03/2008
	CALLAHAN, DORIS M., 92 11/03/2008
	BUTTLES, JOYCE M., 81 11/03/2008
	GODIN, RILEY LYNN 10/28/2008
	GABREE, ROGER HARLEY SR., 72 10/28/2008
	TRASK, COROLYN, 98 10/28/2008
	WEBSTER, ROGER SHERWOOD, 74 10/28/2008
	MITCHELL, SHIRLEY V., 86 10/28/2008
	MASTRANGELI, NORMA CHRISTIE SPAULDING, 82 10/28/2008
	KELLEY, MAURICE L. JR., 84 10/28/2008
	MARTIN, HERVENA R., 56 10/28/2008
	MOREY, MAURICE BYRON, 89 10/28/2008
	ZAHNER, KATHRYN M., 45 10/28/2008
	MERRILL, ESTHER, 101 10/28/2008
	AYERS, NANCY B., 76 10/28/2008
	GRANDBOIS, NANCY K., 63 10/28/2008
	ARMSTRONG, GENE LOREN, 77 10/28/2008
	HOWARD, ERNEST FRED, 61 10/28/2008
	HOWARD, DANA H., 93 10/28/2008
	GRAY, CHRIS M., 25 10/28/2008
	FARNSWORTH, ROBERT, 81 10/22/2008
	KERR, ELISABETH N., 90 10/22/2008
	LEARY, ROBERT N., 65 10/22/2008
	COOKE, ROBERT WALLACE, 94 10/22/2008
	KIRK, COLONEL KENNETH J. (USMC ret.) 10/22/2008
	GRENIER, ROLAND J., 82 10/22/2008
	KERIN, PHILLIP M., 70 10/22/2008
	MASON, HALE LEWIS, 65 10/22/2008
	MORSE, PATRICIA, 77 10/22/2008
	ANGELL, FRANK C., 77 10/22/2008
	CHALOUX, GERMAINE Y., 81, 10/22/2008
	COMSTOCK, BETTY BARNUM, 81 10/22/2008
	DERY, JOHANNE VANARSDALE, 51 10/22/2008
	AINSWORTH, DAVID LESLIE, 59 10/22/2008
	DELL’AMICO, HELEN DOROTHY, 96, 10/22/2008
	STACEY, SISTER LEONA, FCSCJ (St. Mary of the Presentation), 84 10/22/2008
	DECOTEAU, VIVIAN B., 76 10/22/2008
	DONAHUE, JOHN C. JR., 88 10/14/2008
	BLACKMORE, ANDREW "ANDY" J., JR., 83 10/14/2008
	SELL, EVA MARIE, 74 10/14/2008
	FLETCHER, DAVID GEORGE, 78 10/14/2008
	WOOD, DOUGLAS GEORGE, 90 10/14/2008
	SIMONDS, MARSHALL, 78 10/14/2008
	EDMUNDS, ARDEN D. JR., 82 10/14/2008
	BRITTON, WILLIAM J., 73 10/14/2008
	GALBREATH, MAURICE S., 86 10/14/2008
	CITRINI, JOHANNA LUISE, 84 10/14/2008
	PARKER, ERNEST J., 75 10/14/2008
	DOLE, SYLVIA JOHNSON, 68 10/14/2008
	WALKER, EDWARD (BUTCH) III, 52, 10/14/2008
	TOMASI, MARGUERITE (GETA) DOROTHY AGNES THERESA, 97 10/14/2008
	TOUCHETTE, CARMI DONALD JR., 68 10/07/2008
	TESSIER ROLLAND H., 82 10/07/2008
	TATRO, ALEXA MARGARET, 18 10/07/2008
	PRITCHARD, WILLIAM P., 58 10/07/2008
	JONES, DORIS J., 84 10/07/2008
	JEWETT, JOHN STEVE III, 57 10/07/2008
	JANAWICZ, DAVID ALAN, 62 10/07/2008
	EDMUNDS, KATHLEEN A., of East Montpelier, 68 10/07/2008
	CHESAUX, MATTHIEU OLIVIER JACQUES, 40 10/07/2008
	CAMP, MASIL B. 'BILL,' 72 10/07/2008
	BOUFFARD, CLARENCE R., 81 10/06/2008
	BEEDE, MAVIS ARLENE, 87 10/06/2008
	APPLEBY, GORDON PIERCE, 84 10/06/2008
	ALLEN, HILDA ANN, 77 10/06/2008
	PUFFER, HAROLD BRUCE, 71 09/30/2008
	JORDAN, ALBERT H., 64 09/30/2008
	KRATKY, EVELINE A. 09/30/2008
	OUIMET, REAL, 69, 09/30/2008
	LEFEBVRE, CAROL ANN, 68 09/30/2008
	FARNHAM, MAXINE E., 92 09/30/2008
	DONEY, JACQUELINE, 66 09/30/2008
	DAVIS, WILLIAM 'FRANK,' 54 09/30/2008
	PARKER, ERNEST J., 75 09/30/2008
	GOKEY, BYRON W., 83 09/30/2008
	GIBBS, HOWARD EVEREST SR., 83 09/30/2008
	TESSIER, ROLLAND H., 82 09/30/2008
	MILLS-BROWN, PAUL M., 71 09/30/2008
	MACHIA, HELEN ELAINE, 83 09/30/2008
	FORKEY, EDWARD ALBERT JR. 09/30/2008
	LEA, WILLIAM H. JR., 81 09/23/2008
	STACEY, JAMES W., 98 09/23/2008
	RYAN, ARDELLA EDITH PARKER, 88 09/23/2008
	RUSSELL, DELORISE DELOUISE EVELYN, 86 09/23/2008
	PECOR, RUTH I., 85 09/23/2008
	PARKER, JANE SICELY, 59 09/23/2008
	WHITE, ROBERT L., 82 09/23/2008
	MORRILL, BRYCE WELDON, 53 09/23/2008
	MORRIE, JOY LOUISA, 90 09/23/2008
	LECLAIR, CONSTANCE M. 'CONNIE,' 71 09/23/2008
	LAVELLE, JOHN ANTHONY, JR., 83 09/23/2008
	GOMEZ, LOUIS J. 'SCOTTY,' 81 09/23/2008
	GILBERT, BERYL ELIZABETH SIMONS, 88 09/23/2008
	GABAREE, HAROLD RAYMOND, 81 09/23/2008
	CLIFFORD, NICAIAH LYNN 09/23/2008
	CARLSON, KAREN LEE, 48 09/23/2008
	BERNIER, RUTH MARIE, 89 09/23/2008
	CLIFFORD, NICAIAH LYNN 09/16/2008
	DENTE, CLARA ELIZABETH, 94 09/16/2008
	NORTON, LAURA WALBRIDGE, 95 09/16/2008
	BLANCHARD, RICHARD RALPH, 71 09/16/2008
	BROWN, BARBARA, 88 09/16/2008
	SMITH, JOHN MALCOLM, 59 09/16/2008
	MULLEN, ROBERT F. “BOB,” 67 09/16/2008
	CRONIN, JANET E., 61 09/16/2008
	CORNELL, MARGARET L., 88 09/16/2008
	EASTMAN, PATRICIA MORRELL MAGNUS, 79 09/16/2008
	BENNETT, MARION EDITH, 93 09/16/2008
	CANO, ANTHONY HENRY, 85 09/16/2008
	AINSWORTH, EVERETT R., 89 09/16/2008
	WARGO, TIMOTHY JOHN, MD 09/16/2008
	THERRIEN, DAVID ALAN CHARLEMAGNE 09/16/2008
	TASSIE, DEAN N., 50 09/16/2008
	FINSEN, JESSE S., 17 09/16/2008
	WILSON, VALERIE 'DIANNE,' 55 09/09/2008
	WEIR, VERNARD R., 96 09/09/2008
	WARGO, TIMOTHY JOHN, MD 09/09/2008
	TOWN, BETTY ANN, 69 09/09/2008
	THERRIEN, DAVID ALAN CHARLEMAGNE 09/09/2008
	TASSIE, DEAN N., 50 09/09/2008
	OSHA, CORALYN WOOD, 97 09/09/2008
	NOYES, ARCHIE R., 57 09/09/2008
	MACASKILL, WILLIAM M., 83 09/09/2008
	LOWERY, JON A., 46 09/09/2008
	LABBANCE, ROBERT EDWIN, 56 09/09/2008
	FINSEN, JESSE S., 17 09/09/2008
	DESJARLAIS, MARCIA CATE, 80 09/09/2008
	CILLEY, WENDELL D., 56 09/09/2008
	BEEDE, STEPHEN EDWARD, 68 09/09/2008
	BEDELL, JASON R., 37 09/09/2008
	PARSONS, ELEANOR C., 93 09/02/2008
	OLSEN, ROY ADAMS, 62 09/02/2008
	MOWATT, RALPH L., 67 09/02/2008
	MACDONALD, RONALD H., 75 09/02/2008
	LAMBERTON, FREIDA MAE, 89 09/02/2008
	HYDE, MARGARET MILLER, 93 09/02/2008
	GARLAND, NORMAN EDWIN, 84 09/02/2008
	EFFRICK, REGINA ELKHILL, 80, 09/02/2008
	DUQUETTE, RONALD, 74 09/02/2008
	TOSI, GARY JAMES, 57 08/26/2008
	ROGERS, CHRISTOPHER L., 9 08/26/2008
	OTIS, RENE JOSEPH, 50 08/26/2008
	NADEAU, PATRICIA "PATSY," 77 08/26/2008
	MORSE, ELEANA MOLINARI, 86 08/26/2008
	LOVEJOY, BEATRICE L., 97 08/26/2008
	KENNY, GEORGE, 68 08/26/2008
	HAAS, IDA V., 88 08/26/2008
	GRAY, VIOLA M., 77 08/26/2008
	DUNKLE, LORI M., 44 08/26/2008
	DUFFEY, BARBARA ANN, 59 08/26/2008
	ALLARD, ALLEN STEVEN, 50 08/26/2008
	ALLEN, LILLIAN ALICE HOOPER, 98 08/26/2008
	ABBEY, LESLIE P., 45 08/26/2008
	WINCHESTER, CLIFFORD HASTINGS, 77 08/26/2008
	ROCK, DOROTHY MADELINE 08/19/2008
	MURTAGH, ROSE MARY, 84 08/19/2008
	MULLALLY, RACHEL MAE PIERCE, 98 08/19/2008
	MEHURON, KAREN A., 48 08/19/2008
	KINNEY, REBECCA H. “BECKY,” 87 08/19/2008
	HILL, LEWIS, of Greensboro 08/19/2008
	GRIFFITH, TODD P. II, 22 08/19/2008
	GOSS, MILDRED ALICE, 83 08/19/2008
	FOLEY, RONALD CLYDE SR., 71 08/19/2008
	FASSETT, GLORIA G., 76 08/19/2008
	EDMANDS, GLADYS G., 87 08/19/2008
	DECOTEAU, GARY A., 67 08/19/2008
	BUTLER, LORRAINE BELL KIMBALL STOCKWELL, 91 08/19/2008
	TUCKER, VIVIAN LYON, of Chelsea, 74 08/12/2008
	RAFUSE, HAROLD H. “HAL, of Randolph, 88 08/12/2008
	PRESTON, KYLE, of Brookfield, 77 08/12/2008
	PRENTICE, JOHN A., SR, 60, of Berlin 08/12/2008
	PERRIN, MARY ELLA, 105, of East Bethel 08/12/2008
	MORTON, FLOYD JAMES, 85, of Hinsdale 08/12/2008
	MERCIER, ROBER, 93, formerly of Williamstown 08/12/2008
	MERCHANT, RODNEY “BUZ”, 71, of Moretown 08/12/2008
	LEWIS, KENNETH S. JR., 48, of Brookfield 08/12/2008
	LEFEVRE, GERALDINE, 84, East Montpelier 08/12/2008
	KINGSBURY, BRYAN M., 65, Warren 08/12/2008
	BOWEN, MYRON “JOHN”, 61, of Williamstown 08/12/2008
	ZANICHOWSKY, LYNN MARY, 46 08/04/2008
	WILKINS, BETSY W., 83 08/04/2008
	PLETZER, MARY A., 97 08/04/2008
	PERKINS, ALLAN DAWSON, 85 08/04/2008
	MILLS, WILLARD W., 77 08/04/2008
	MILLARKER, HEIDI MILLER, 24 08/04/2008
	LONG, ROBERT T. “BOB” SR., 50 08/04/2008
	JOHNSON, WILHELMINA “WILMA,” 87 08/04/2008
	HUTCHINSON, JAMES W., 60 08/04/2008
	FERRARI, ENZO L. “KNOBBY,” 90 08/04/2008
	CROSS, NANCY L., 58 08/04/2008
	CLARK, TAMMY A., 41 08/04/2008
	BARTLETT, KENNETH FISK, 94 08/04/2008
	Obituaries Week of July 30, 2008 07/29/2008
	VALLEE, ANNELIESE, 82 07/22/2008
	FERLAND, PATRICK J., 90 07/22/2008
	HUNTER, MALIK JACOB, 17 07/22/2008
	KENNETT, GERALD N., 73 07/22/2008
	BOSH, RICHARD B., 42 07/22/2008
	ZAWALSKI, A. CORINNE NORTON, 84 07/22/2008
	PERRY, JOHN REED, 79 07/22/2008
	LEWIS, RICHARD A., 89 07/22/2008
	BENWAY, PATRICIA ANN, 75 07/22/2008