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A revenue generating idea that solves a common complaint.

As Stafford moves forward, leadership has to ask, what will these savings cost us.

Are public meetings about getting answers, or providing input?

Let's make it easier to support our local farmers.

The Witt School may be exciting, but most progress is often much more boring.

If you vote down the party line, you definitely want to read this.

In the last newsletter, I wrote, “Something I always think about before elections (big or small) is how odd I think it is that people...

Can you be anti-parking?

The EDC is set to reconvene this week. To be successful, some problems need to be addressed.

I’ve been involved in a lot of budget conversations lately, which I’m sure comes as no surprise. What keeps running through my mind is...

Learn how underfunding the school budget impacts students, teachers, and the town's general fund.

At last week’s Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) meeting, an informal discussion about food trucks ensued. Precipitated by a food cart...

Weird stuff has been happening around town lately. That’s not unusual, but with a vacuum left behind by escaped livestock, most of the...

If you want a say, you have to show up.

The next time someone denounces any media outlet, ask yourself who benefits when there is no watchdog.

Wondering what a political candidate, Subaru, and my uncle have in common? Not much, but they all show up in this editorial.

Many housing-related bills are up for debate this legislative session. Here's why.

Before you vote for the budget, know what's at stake.

Where do you find community in Stafford?

At some point, budget cuts become counterproductive. You have to invest where you live.