I have often written on the subject of embezzlement and its impact in Vermont. I have even gone so far as to note that in some ways it is the best job in Vermont. I now stand corrected: the best job in Vermont is that of our state’s U.S. senator.
Vermont’s high school grads go on to college, the military, the trades and other endeavors.
Nonprofits with huge endowments need to change. Otherwise, they, too, might be subject to Section 531 of the U.S. Tax Code.
If one were to ask Vermonters what was the significance of America’s invasion of the island of Guadalcanal, on August 7, 1942, from most, a blank stare would be the reaction. Not so if you put the question to Gedeon Lacroix.
The board should not waste time, energy and emotions attempting to rewrite history because some author dug up an issue that in 21st century standards we might find offensive.
Make no mistake: the Sanders saga is a Vermont success story, and in many ways surpasses Donald Trump’s achievements.