Summer 2009
Update
NEED BEACH READING?
Take along a copy of Celebrating Champlain, published by Vermont Life. This 100-page collector’s edition captures the sweep of the lake’s history and includes a calendar of Quadricentennial events. Visit www.VermontLifeCatalog.com.
FREEMAN’S FOURTH
Our last-page columnist, Newfane author Castle Freeman Jr., recently released his fourth novel, “All That I Have,” about a small-town sheriff coping with change in rural Vermont. Publishers Weekly said Freeman “sets an intertwined network of provincial egos on a collision course and pulls it off through the wonderfully satisfying point of view of his deadpan sheriff.”INBOX
INBOX
From Dexter Ovitt, New Smyrna Beach, Fla.
(Regarding “Red Sox Nation, North,” Spring 2009)
Well done, but there is no center to Red Sox Nation ... it’s a United States thing.
From Don Sackett, Island Pond,
via www.myspace.com
My utmost respect to your team of well-established professionals, who continue to show the world how awesome Vermont living can truly be.
From Michael Whitelock, Metropolis, Ill.
I (enjoy reading) the formerly titled My Vermont page and in the most recent issue (Spring 2009) the first Vermont Observed. Thanks so much for these enlightening single-page items.
From Miriam Swartz, North Andover, Mass.
I love reading Vermont Life and receiving your e-mails. I thank you for a lovely publication, and I get lost in your pictures.
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