Editorials The Bennington Banner
The Bennington Banner prints daily editorials reflecting the paper’s regional viewpoint from Bennington Vermont. Features commentaries on local government policy, community issues, and national matters as interpreted by staff writers and syndicated contributors.
What’s wrong with Bennington editorial bold critique
An editorial questions Bennington’s leadership and community alienation across generations. It links hostility to youth programs like Day Care Center and YIC to politics, fears, and family strain, urging fresh public leadership and broader civic responsibility to confront growing social problems.
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Bennington
YIC
Redemption Center
Harvard finds minor gun law impact on Boston gun assaults
A Harvard study on Massachusetts one year sentence for unlicensed weapons possession finds no link to overall armed robbery but notes a drop in gun involvement in aggravated assaults. The researchers caution against attributing a city homicide decline to the law, citing possible national trends. They cite a reduced casual gun availability as a key effect and contrast U S gun violence with stricter nations.
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Harvard
Massachusetts
Boston
FBI
United States
Harvard Gun Law Sparks Debate on Deterrence Effect
The Harvard Law Center report notes Bartley-Fox style mandatory gun sentences may deter little for armed robbers willing to risk 20 years. It questions leniency claims, suggests the measure nudges public attitudes toward gun responsibility, and calls for stronger national laws to curb gun violence.
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Harvard Law School
Center For Criminal Justice
Bartley-Fox
Harvard
Thanks From Wrestlers To Vermont New Mexico Exchange
A lengthy thanks from wrestlers of Bennington area to sponsors and supporters who funded their trip to the Vermont New Mexico Wrestling Exchange. The letter lists numerous donors and local groups, notes winning records and a first place in a five state tournament, and mentions upcoming slide viewing of trip photos. Signatories include Scott Frost Don Percey Gary Frost Scott Legacy Ronald Wright Dennis Bull Charles Whitman John Ulrich Gary Reed Roy Slade.
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Vermont-New Mexico Wrestling Exchange
Len Nichols & Sons Getty Station
Stanley Tools
E.P. Mahar & Son Funeral Home
McDonald’s
Bennington Banner
Union Carbide
Bennington Lions Club
Haynes & Kane Colonial Shop
Harbour House of Color
Bennington Potters
Globe Union Inc
Wills Insurance Agency
Shea Agency Inc
Mitchell Pontiac-Buick
Bennington Garage Inc
Jard Company Inc
Burgess Brothers Inc
Supreme Motor Mart
Lonergan & Thomas Insurance Agency
Central Auto Supply, Inc
Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home
Norm Strobridge
Salem’s
Jack Lowre
Madkour’s
Walker’s Market
Bennington Police Dept
Thomson Mfg. Co
Bennington Display
Monument Industries
Herb
Chuck Martin
Middlebury Union High School
Scott Frost
Don Percey
Gary Frost
Scott Legacy
Ronald Wright
Dennis Bull
Charles Whitman
John Ulrich
Gary Reed
Roy Slade
Mountain Garden Delusions And Road Ruffians On The Range
In Vermont mountain weather shifts from fall like cool to hints of summer as peas surprise with early harvest. The author argues homegrown produce saves money and tastes superior, then laments高速 traffic and reckless drivers on winding roads. Observations include motorists racing past, speed demons, tailgaters, and calls for courteous driving to save lives.
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Vermont
Skylark
Charlie
Tragedy from a handgun to the editor of the banner
A reader describes a Chicago shooting in which a 15 year old boy was killed by a handgun fired by a high school teacher. The letter criticizes gun ownership and calls for stronger laws while urging readers to support the National Gun Control Center. The piece also includes editor letters about Vermont jail furlough reform and political commentary on Carter and Nixon era figures.
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Maynard Jackson
National Gun Control Center
Jackson
National Gun _ Control Center
Chicago
Vermont
John Leaning
The
Times
National
Gun Control Center
Carter and Nixon circle goals shape Carter team plans
Tom Braden argues Carter and Nixon inner circle seeks power with no clear program or commitments beyond office. He warns voters to demand specifics on SALT inflation cities and oceans while judging Carter’s style and advisers. The piece contrasts Carter with Nixon and questions future national goals.
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Carter
Nixon
Jimmy Carter
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