WHITE RIVER JUNCTION When Katy Driscoll was diagnosed with breast cancer in the summer of 2020, she got a packet detailing the programs available to support cancer patients.Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many of those activities.
Until last January, Erin Buck had never given much thought to donating blood.That was a couple months after her mother, Barbara Sykes, of Brownsville, was diagnosed with uterine carcinosarcoma and needed blood transfusions during the course of her.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Until last January, Erin Buck had never given much thought to donating blood.That was a couple months after her mother, Barbara Sykes, of Brownsville, was diagnosed with uterine carcinosarcoma and needed blood transfusions.
Forum, March 2: Two voices for all Lebanon residents
Published: 3/1/2021 10:00:07 PM
Modified: 3/9/2021 9:47:46 AM
Two voices for all Lebanon residents
A community is strongest when all residents are empowered to advocate for their needs within local government. To achieve this, elected officials must be willing to connect with community members who are in need, understand and empathize with them, and use their position of power to be their champion in government. This is not easy work. It requires time, effort, care and compassion.
This is why I strongly support Devin Wilkie (Ward 2) and Sylvia Puglisi (at-large) for Lebanon City Council on March 9. Both these candidates have demonstrated that they will put in the work to be the people’s advocate in Lebanon city government.