BRATTLEBORO — RE: “A community photographer, mentor, and friend” [Editorial, April 3]:
A nice tribute to a good friend who is already missed by many.
Hannah Sorila is a writer and community organizer who aims to align intention and impact...
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As the morning sun struggled to break through sleepy rain clouds on Monday, more than 200 hosts of vacation homes, Airbnb sites, and other such properties from across Vermont gathered for the state's first Short-Term Rental Summit. The crowd at the Latchis Theatre milled in small groups, sipped coffee, ate breakfast, and swapped stories of operating their rentals in an ever-changing environment - one populated with guests, changing regulations, concerned neighbors, a “sharing economy,” and Vermont's own affordable housing shortage.
For the first time in my life I am enthusiastic about a candidate. To say I have seen a number of government officers over the years - I am 92 years old - is an understatement. I have never been as supportive of a candidate as I am of Sue Minter, who has the best qualifications to serve as governor. The aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene was horrible for small towns like Grafton, where I served as a member of...
Now through March 4, Canal Street Art Gallery presents “Heroes & Villains,” an exhibit with artwork by Clare Adams, Thomasin Alyxander, Debi A. Barton, Jean Cannon, Mindy Fisher, Corinne Greenhalgh, Gregory Damien Grinnell, Yevette Hendler, Su Lin Mangan, Charles Norris-Brown, Gretchen Seifert, and Linda Udd. “The story of the hero and villain is told in many ways,” gallery organizers wrote in a news release. “Through art, music, performance, writing, and everyday life, the hero and villain come alive. The quest...
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