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ArchivesKillington Secession Not Too Popular in VTBy Kevin Forrest on Wednesday, March 16, 2005.The town of Killington, Vermont is continuing its quest to join the Granite State. Support for the move remains strong in Concord. New Hampshire lawmakers recently approved a commission to study the issue. But in order for Killington residents to get their own live free or die license plates, Vermont lawmakers have to go along with the plan. And in Montpelier, the idea doesn't have much steam. The Vermont Standard's Kevin Forrest reports. listen:
 Chandler Scandal Prompts a Look at Cash GiftsBy Josh Rogers on Wednesday, March 16, 2005.While the legislative ethics committee mulls the fate of Gene Chandler, lawmakers are considering several bills inspired by the former House Speaker's actions. listen:
The Revival of Timber FramingBy John Walters on Wednesday, March 16, 2005.Timber framing was the dominant building technique in the US until the late 19th Century; during the end of the last century it experienced a revival and a reliance on modern techniques. Joel McCarty, the co-Executive Director of the Timber Framers Guild he tells host John Walters about the skills required in timber framing and why the environmentally friendly building technique makes sense for our times. listen:
The Return of King ArthurBy Laura Knoy on Wednesday, March 16, 2005.Diana Durham deciphers the deepest meaning of the Arthurian myths as they relate to our modern lives, and in the process uncovers the reasons why they have held our fascination for so long. She explains how the quest for the Holy Grail is the story of the individual's path for wholeness, while the King Arthur legends represent a collective narrative of humanity. Laura's guest is Diana Durham, poet, Portsmouth, NH resident and author of "The Return of King Arthur". listen:
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