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By: Jim Kenyon
Mohsen Mahdawi, left, and Rabbi Dov Taylor, of Woodstock, Vt., answer questions from moderator Mark Hage, right, and the audience following a showing of "The Palestine Exception," a 2024 documentary about the crackdown on free speech at college campuses across the country at the outset of the war in Gaza. The film was shown at the Savoy Theater in Montpelier, Vt., on Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025. JIM KENYON / Valley News
By: Jim Kenyon
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After a long and arduous legal battle, a sexual assault survivor finally sees justice served as her attacker is sentenced to prison.
As the world waited with bated breath, Dartmouth President Sian Leah Beilock finally showed moral courage last week by informing the Trump administration that she wasn’t signing its so-called “Compact for Excellence in Higher Education.”
After 24 years as a news columnist, Jim Kenyon reflects on the importance of telling the stories of everyday people and holding power accountable.
Chris Wren, renowned foreign correspondent for The New York Times, dies at 89. Known for his brave reporting, songwriting, and love for Vermont.
