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Rutland exists. It is the second largest city ("micropolis") in the state. We have the same problems. We face the same issues. Except Rutland is its own sad, abandoned planet; we need change here, as much as it is needed in Chittenden or Windham (Counties). At least I, and my friends, care about what needs to be done! |
Rutland |
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For Sale: (1) Vermonters dream home or (1) Flatlanders Dream, homestead included. |
Sudbury |
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I vote for environmentally friendly initiatives, which is my primary concern. |
S. Burlington |
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Many full-time people are leaving. Second-homeowners are not going to stay either. Lots of homes on the market here. The property tax system is terrible. I have put my home on the market. I love Vermont, but it is just too expensive. I will find a better solution in another State with nice landscapes. Long-term, Vermont is for the very wealthy. |
manchester |
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Rutland is a dieing town, business leaves left and right, leaving deep holes in our budget and edifice. The city needs a jump start of business arts and population if it plans to survive in the next century. |
Rutland |
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Continue to share that values by being more open to the different corners of the world. |
Montpelier |
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we need a more forceful forward thinking governor. Some one who have NIT spent his or her life in state government, never working in the private sector is a
negative for our state. |
BETHEL |
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Education funding continues to be a major issue in Chester. I believe the people of Chester are treated fairly with the current system, although the two vote law for school budgets increased more than the rate of inflation should be repealed. Education leaders should do a better job of communicating to voters the need to support the schools. |
Chester |
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I have no idea. |
Mendon |
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Recent economic downturn has laid many people off in industry, mostly from problems outside of our state. Higher taxes are discouraging growth. |
shaftsbury |
