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Damaged in Transit
We knew something was up when we noticed the flashing blue lights. As we approached the intersection of routes 2 and 14, we saw what...
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Here’s to You, Mr. Higgins
I’m standing in the entryway of my classroom. The space is awash in scraps of colored tissue paper, the tables strewn with scissors, glue...
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Dharma and Joe
One of the best things about every new day is the morning’s first cup of coffee. Over the years we have developed a pleasing ritual...
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Comfort Zone
One day in 1956 I was visiting my aunt and uncle at the farm. Auntie had picked me up earlier when she made her usual Saturday afternoon...
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Mill Town Girl
I am a lifelong, dyed-in-the-wool New Englander. I attended college in Connecticut before moving to my forever-home in Vermont in the...
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Browsing Blues
Everyone misses something or someone during the pandemic. My friends miss their grandkids. My single buddy, Dave, misses his evenings...
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