“When you are through changing, you are through.” (Bruce Barton)
Jamie Margolis, you and Eva have embraced change and grown. Yet never say never, as you have implied in your beautiful article. You are young, and vibrant, and you will experience countless more wonderful changes.
Difficult as leaving your current world in Brattleboro will be, many of us will welcome you back to Israel with open arms.
Thank you for writing this beautiful piece.
Dan DeWalt, a frequent contributor to these pages and one of the founders of this...
Steev Lynn works internationally, currently reporting on the civil war in Myanmar after a military...
CAVENDISH-It's crucial to address the underlying motivations behind this opposition about HCRS's use of AI...
The writer is a member of the Putney Housing Solutions Task Force, a community group...
Facilitators of the Community Safety Review Committee and its members have released their recommendations to improve safety in town, especially for historically marginalized communities that, according to the report, are disproportionately and negatively affected by policing, state, and mental health systems. Committee member Lana Dever told the Selectboard that the work that went into the report “fills me with sadness and hope at the same time.” Still, Dever added, the town could have saved time and money if it had...
It takes a very special person, a very special pet, and a very special connection between the two to make a rescue work for both the pet and human involved. It also takes time, love, strength, and devotion to the cause to carry it through and to give it your all. It's a terrible thing what some so-called humans do to these poor, defenseless furry babies. Then the shelters end up trying to fix these poor, broken pets and try...
The Brattleboro Words Project recently announced two new partnerships in the publishing and printing of the much-anticipated book Print Town: Brattleboro's Legacy of Words. In a culmination of three years of dedicated work, the book, due out this fall, will be published by the Vermont Historical Society, Inc. and printed by Howard Printing in Brattleboro. “Our partnerships with Howard Printing and Vermont Historical Society created pretty much our dream-team publishing lineup for this book,” Brattleboro Words Project Executive and Creative...
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