These people must know their travel to New York City produces greenhouse gases as well as pollution.
These are the same people who fought to close down Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant, a non-emitting power source that displaced millions of tons of pollution.
They have the audacity to call themselves environmentalists? They are hypocrites.
Mary McCallum used to contribute regularly to the commentary series that used to air on...
Timothy Belknap describes himself as a "downtown resident and Brattleboro lover." BRATTLEBORO-The yes vote to...
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Phil and Marsha Steckler have been big supporters of NECCA and the nonprofit's capital campaign to build its trapezium. “We have [supported], and we will continue to support, NECCA, assuming it continues to be a world-class facility for circus arts,” Phil Steckler said last week. But he echoed concerns about organizational growing pains. “The vision and the dream of the organization are more important than any one individual,” Steckler said. “We continue to support the founders, and I think Elsie...
What concerns me about hate groups is how their hate seems to infect, or bring out the hate in, those who oppose them. That's depressing, because then hate wins. There's got to be a third way beyond the hatred of the bad guys and the hatred of the good guys.
On Sept. 15, Yellow Barn's “Patio Noise” series explores the complete Bach Cello Suites, a continuation of Yellow Barn's tribute to its founder, David Wells, which took place in two concerts streamed from the Big Barn in July. Joining Artistic Director Seth Knopp on the patio will be the four cellists involved with last summer's Bach Suites residency: Natasha Brofsky and Michael Katz from New York City, and Gabriel Martins and Aaron Wolff from Boston. Listeners are invited to join...
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