As I prepare to retire as the founding executive director of Champlain Area Trails (CATS), I think back on the amazing journey we’ve had since CATS started in 2007. One part of our mission has always been simple: to connect folks and towns through trails in the Champlain Valley. Embracing ...
To the editor: In the Dec. 13 edition of the Enterprise, Ms. de Rugy throws out a lot of numbers in her column “Don’t write off DOGE.” It may sound great, and I’m sure some areas could be cut, but to get to $2 trillion, the fastest way to get there is to let the Trump tax cuts for ...
Recently, I heard from my college friend Jim Glover, a regular reader of my column and who drops me an email every once in a while. He let me know that he was blogging and asked for some tips to help spread the word. I told him I didn’t know how much help I could be. It’s not like I have ...
Chocolate chip — or sugar spice? Peanut butter’s also nice. Gingerbread — or butter spritz? My cookies crumbled into bits! Snowmen, stars and Christmas trees — Yummy treats! We all love these! Mix them, roll them, cut out shapes. Bake them, cool them, ...
Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs has declined over the years due to increased awareness, stricter laws and public campaigns. However, the percentage of fatalities from DUI has remained at about one out of every three fatalities for the past decade — it appears to have ...
Dan Mayberry understands the importance of child care in the North Country. As superintendent of Keene Central School, he knows it could be the difference between a new hire or a continued vacancy at his district. “Right after housing, child care is the next question that people usually ask ...