As a selectboard member in and resident of Addison County, I wanted to thank Marin Howell for her timely article in the Jan 30 issue of the Addy Indy on boosting community participation in Town ...

I am happy to be running for a position on the Bristol library board, having moved back to Vermont this year after living for 30 years out west.

Discover the surprising lessons a bird feeder offers about community, respect, and managing disruptions in our shared spaces.

A big shout out to Amelia Wright, a student at Brush Creek Elementary, for bringing to our attention the importance of conserving water here in Colorado. Amelia correctly points out several ways that ...

Valentine’s Day is usually considered a day for celebrating romantic love. Couples go on dinner dates, shower each other with ...

Transparency is a fundamental expectation of elected officials, especially those entrusted with decisions affecting our schools and children. Unfortunately, at the February 6 school board meeting, ...

AASA was proud to join 27 national organizations and dozens of state and local groups in a letter to Congress.

Women need other women in their lives. We are social creatures. With that in mind, let’s take a walk back in Canadian history ...

Academic reports can take years to finish and sometimes end up gathering dust on a shelf. Other times, the reports motivate ...

The Almond Creek East Firewise Community wishes to thank the City of Chico, the California Conservation Corp, and Butte County Fire Safe Council for removing hundreds of cubic feet of accumulated ...

As a frequent observer of Edina City Council meetings, I would remind residents that the Community Comment section of the council meeting agenda is an opportunity that also carries responsibility.

Health insurers are like any business, motivated to make money and profits, or they go out of business. What makes people angry is that millions are denied care, while the bosses earn millions.