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September-October 2021

He was a farmer. The woods and trees were his milieu. He was a native Vermonter who loved nothing more than to hike the trails and climb mountains, activities in which he participated eagerly until his untimely death.
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March-April 2021

As I sit here at my window, I am looking out onto a panorama of huge trees emerging from a bed of white snow. Within those woods runs the Appalachian Trail on which, should I be able, which I am not, I could hike right up to Hanover. It is quiet.
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September-October 2020

In these challenging times, Aaron Epstein has found a way to make use of his not unimposing talents. In a very newsy letter he writes that he is no longer reporting on the U.S. Supreme Court or the U.S. Justice Department.
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July-August 2020

I write this as the hideous pandemic rages on. I hope that when you read this, we have survived this holocaust with a more humane sense of our fellow worldly tenants and a renewed zest for life itself rather a search for its frills.
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