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Burlington author reveals women's hidden war in Iraq

  

Journalist Christina Asquith had a different perspective on the war in Iraq than most other reporters. Instead of being holed up in a compound or "embedded" with U.S. troops, she lived with two Iraqi sisters and their family in Baghdad.

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    Yankee Notebook: Coffee shops are our caves

    Fairly frequently I have occasion to drive east on U.S. Route 2 early in the morning. It's the quickest way from Montpelier to the White Mountains, northern New Hampshire and Maine.  Published: November 1, 2009 ( 0)

    Pundits have been putting words in Aiken's mouth

    It's the only thing most people remember George Aiken saying: "Let's declare victory and get out." (Or "Let's declare victory and go home," as some recall the line.  Published: November 1, 2009 ( 0)

    O noble tree

    Future generations will be grateful for these About 15 years ago I took a course at Vermont Technical College to increase my knowledge of trees and shrubs used in the landscape business.  Published: November 1, 2009 ( 0)

    Paterson, fellow author spin tales of home

    "The Day of the Pelican," by Katherine Paterson (Clarion, 2009, 160 pages, $16, ages 10 and up)  Published: November 1, 2009 ( 0)

    Between the Lines

    What's up for Vermont book lovers Good tastes  Published: November 1, 2009 ( 0)

    'Lineup' puts sleuths on parade

    It began as a marketing strategy. Otto Penzler, the renowned proprietor of the Mysterious Bookshop in New York City, wanted to keep his customers happy. And he wanted to keep them out of chain stores.  Published: November 1, 2009 ( 0)

    Hospice dog kept working when old age came for him

    As a therapy dog, Baxter comforted hundreds of hospice patients in their final hours. This year, old age caught up with Baxter.  Published: November 1, 2009 ( 0)

    Some 'hatters' see red over society's new fee

    Nobody's making pointed insults, and so far everyone's being civil, but beneath the red hat there's a bit of a brouhaha broiling.  Published: November 1, 2009 ( 0)
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