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Thank You for an Incredible Day of Support I want to take a moment to sincerely thank everyone who came out to support us at the recent sign waving. We had a great turnout, and it was truly encouraging to see so many friendly faces together for our community. We had the opportunity to meet and connect with people not only from Bradford and Fairlee, but also from neighboring towns and even out of state. Every conversation mattered. Every handshake meant something. Our campaign

Let’s be honest — Act 181 isn’t just planning. It’s control. As one Vermonter said, ‘It seems pointless to buy land and have a dream when maps are being made by people you’ve never met.’ That’s exactly what this is. We’re being told: You might need permission to build a road to your own home Your land can be restricted by maps that aren’t even finished And your future depends on decisions made far from your town We’re not against housing. We’re not against the environment. Bu

RED Friday: Remember Everyone Deployed RED Friday stands for Remember Everyone Deployed , a tradition that encourages civilians and military families to wear red on Fridays to show support for U.S. service members serving overseas. The movement became popular in the early 2000s during conflicts such as the Iraq War and the War in Afghanistan (2001–2021). By wearing red, people help raise awareness and remind others to keep deployed troops in their thoughts. RED Friday is simp

To the Editor, As a surgeon in our community, I know that a successful practice is built on more than just medical expertise- it is built on the integrity and dedication who represent it every day. I had the privilege of working with Nick Dilorenzo as my medical assistant in our surgical practice and I can say without hesitation that he was one of the finest professionals I have ever worked with. In our office, Nick was the first point of contact for patients facing difficul

This past week I had the honor of taking part in a ceremony honoring our troops. Standing beside fellow service members—both past and present—was a powerful reminder that the bonds we share never fade. Our families were recognized as well, because they too serve through their sacrifice, strength, and unwavering support. What meant the most was gathering as comrades. We shared stories, remembered those we have lost, and lifted prayers for the warriors who continue to stand wat

Today, I am announcing my candidacy for the Vermont House of Representatives. I’m running because I love this community. I love our back roads, our school concerts and youth sports, our town meetings, and the way people here still look each other in the eye and help when help is needed. This isn’t just where we live, it’s home. I’m running because rural Vermont deserves a strong local voice at the State House. Too many decisions are being made by politicians who don’t live in