Vermont Life a State Magazine at a Crossroads
Vermont Life editors argue for independence from the Development Department, detailing the magazine’s success since 1946, six figures in six-figure income from special products, and self funding without taxpayer subsidies. They warn that continued bureaucratic control risks editorial integrity and future growth.
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Vermont Life
Webster
Brian Vachon
Vachon
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
Salmon
Agency of Development and Community Affairs
Guggenheim Museum
Lincoln Center
Earle Williams Newton
Development Department
Green Mountain State
Vermont Historical Society
Vermont Album
Montpelier
Development
Looking Back 40 Years Ago February 12 1935
Items from 1935 include Mrs. C J Kinsley winning a ton of anthracite in a radio slogan contest, a brown butterfly found by Richard Mattison displayed at The Bennington Banner, and attorney Gilbert D Lamb bringing 30000 in checks for the Hayes estate.
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C. J. Kinsley
Union Street
Richard Mattison
Bennington Banner
Gilbert D. Lamb
New York City
Bennington
J. Noble Hayes
James Wyman
Arlington
West View
Walter Delia
Marguerite J. Harrington
E. Main St
Mustangs
Alan Mears
Michael Zimmer
Keith Clayton
Richard Hess
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