Washington’s Baby: Population Shifts Reshape Society
A Washington analysis argues declining birth rates will create a growing middle aged and elderly population. It warns of tensions between childless elders and families with children, potential tax and policy battles, and a future where only children dominate youth culture and governance.
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Letters History of Old Bennington home To the Editor
George H. Spargo defends Miss Mary R. Sanford as a donor and reformer rather than a “Troy industrialist,” detailing her wealth, social activism, and ties to Bennington through family history and property, including the homes Tucked Away and Nestledown.
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New York City
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John Spargo
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Monument Circle
Helen Stokes
Michael M. Shoemaker
Ohio
Eliot Robinson
Old Academy
Old Academy Library Association
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Bennington spelling champ heads county to state contest
Madalene Champine of Hollow School Woodford won the annual Bennington County spelling contest held at Bennington High School. Shirley Raw of Village School Manchester took second, sending both to the May 12 state contest in Montpelier.
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Bennington High School
Madalene Champine
Hollow School
Woodford
Shirley Raw
Manchester
Champine
Miss Raw
Montpelier
YMCA
Vermont
Ernest W. Gibson
Senate
Gibson
The Freeman's Oath in Warren Vermont
A Vermont Warren town clerk administers the Freeman's Oath to voters, ensuring fulltime residents only. The author, a writer and former Washington Post journalist, explains the oath and describes Town Meeting day, a controversial zoning vote, and the community's balance between longtime residents and newcomers.
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Emma Ford
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Thought on Kidnapping and Constitutional Rights in The Banner
A reader condemns Patricia Hearst kidnapping and SLA violence while praising constitutional rights to study ideas. The letter argues coercion fails to change beliefs, cites Hearst Castle as a symbol of wealth disparity, and urges calm, informed opinion amid terrorist tactics.
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