BELLOWS FALLS — Please cease all quoting of Deb Wright. She is simply a nuisance. Amplifying her rants does not help, in any sense. She should have no spotlight.
Hannah Sorila is a writer and community organizer who aims to align intention and impact...
GUILFORD-So Trump has been elected - again. If last time was bad, this time will...
The writers note that they originally sent this letter to their congregation. "We offer it...
WESTMINSTER WEST-Thank you to David Brooks for clearly saying in his Nov. 8 New York...
This year marks the 100th anniversary of not only the Harris Hill Ski Jump but the other contributions of Fred Harris to the fabric of his community: the Brattleboro Outing Club and the Brattleboro Winter Carnival, as well as the building that he built on Cedar Street. Harris headed off to Dartmouth College after graduating from Brattleboro High School in 1906 with, as he put it, “skeeing on the brain.” There, during his junior year, in 1910, he founded the...
Two Saturdays ago, I marched in Washington, D.C. After staying up until 2 a.m. crafting my own clear backpack, I woke up three hours later and went through my checklist. I woke my niece up. We put on layers and headed for the Metro, where two people from the Women's March helped us to find our way. In front of us walked three women wearing pussy hats. As the train arrived, we looked inside and saw swarms of more women...
Composer Paul Dedell and puppeteer Finn Campman found inspiration for their new work, “Three in the Wilderness,” in an early form of dramaturgy, or medieval mystery play. Based on Gospel stories of the three temptations of Christ, “Three in the Wilderness” combines words, song, and dance to tell its tale. The show features original puppets designed and built by Campman, who will “bring them to life” with fellow puppeteers Helen Schmidt and Kirk Murphy. Other performers include singers Tony Barrand...
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