Peter Fish is a freelance editor and writer whose work has appeared in publications such as the San Francisco Chronicle, Brattleboro Reformer, and Bennington Banner. He covers a wide range of topics, including local issues, politics, and social commentary. Peter's writing often explores the intersection of culture, society, and personal experience.
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Peter Fish predominantly writes opinion editorials focused on government, politics, culture & society. He covers a variety of topics including local community issues, democracy, social matters and personal reflections.
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With 107 days left, he pulled out of the race. This is hard for me to say, but I really believe the blue nation took a collective sigh of relief.
By: Peter Fish
If you’re just strictly reading headlines and filling in the rest, then it’s very possible that you’re not being part of the solution. Opinions are great! Informed opinions are better. If we’re strictly talking about the town of Brattleboro and its issues, and boy, do we have some, then it’s important that we have all the information. Social media is an insipid pit of despair. Accidentally a few good things come out of it, but as a platform, it's a rain cloud over a picnic and offers zero solutions in a two-dimensional format. Meanwhile we here in 3D-land forget what it takes to bring forth significant change, and that is work. Work is what it takes to bring about change. I’m okay with you posting something if you show up … because that’s what it takes.
Without fail I watch as much of the Olympics as I can. This time around due to constant influxes in my schedule I was forced to internet highlights or rewatching via on-demand entire events.
In many societies, a small minority often holds disproportionate power over the majority, a phenomenon that can be seen in various forms of governance, economic systems, and social structures.
In 54 days, we'll head to the polls for what will prove to be a democracy saving election. Once again, we have two real options to choose from, Harris/Walz or Trump/Vance.
By: Peter Fish
So, my "White Dudes for Harris" hat is on and I'm feeling nervous and apprehensive about the November election.
With the passing of Charlie Hustle, one of baseball's greatest hard-nosed players, I'm forced to think about how this man will never get what he so rightly earned.
By: Peter Fish
I'm given a platform from which I give my opinion and can state my feelings about things that are happening around us.
By: Peter Fish
There's much noise being made about a new documentary that hits very close to home. It's called “They Ruined My Hometown” and it's done by a native
It's frustrating to know that by the next time I put fingertip to keyboard, we'll all still be going to the polls (for those of us that haven't
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