GUILFORD — RE: “A community photographer, mentor, and friend” [Editorial, April 3]:
Roger Katz was one of the good guys, one of the best. Very sad to say goodbye.
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Nine members of the Planning Commission have been removed in one fell swoop by the Selectboard, causing a tsunami of questions that many are looking to be answered when the board next meets. “I've lived in town for 52 years, and it was a very hard decision for me and the Selectboard,” Selectboard Chair Richard Wizansky told The Commons this week. “But we believe it is the best action we could have taken for our town.” It started on Oct.
Recent studies find that between 50 percent and 70 percent of American workers feel disengaged and disconnected in their workplaces. Why? Betsy Myers is the founding director of Bentley University's Center for Women and Business, in Waltham, Mass. She also served as the chief operating officer for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign and worked in the Clinton White House as deputy assistant to the president. Now, she's working with Fortune 500 companies to help them become stronger and more profitable...
On Friday, May 22, at 7:30 p.m., at the First Baptist Church in Brattleboro, the Starry Mountain Singers will be joined by Peter and Mary Alice Amidon and special guests Patty Meyer on piano, Keith Murphy on guitar/piano, and Becky Tracy on fiddle, in presenting “The Starry Mountain Singers Sing Amidon.” This will be a concert of choral arrangements by Peter and Mary Alice Amidon. The event is a celebration of the Amidons' publication of two books with companion CDs:
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