BRATTLEBORO — This is a great story and tribute to Marty Rancourt. I can say I've known him since he was born.
Good luck to him as he opens a new door.
Wendy Harrison is one of Windham County's two state senators. BRATTLEBORO-We're talking a lot about...
LEYDEN, MASS.-I was lucky to have been born in Boston in 1947 and never served...
WARDSBORO-I agree, we do need facts. Have you heard of CWD (chronic wasting disease)? It's...
The writer is president of Vermont Friends of Israel. ATHENS-In response to Bert Picard's criticisms...
In the debate over whether Vermont should enact a law that mandates paid family and medical leave, Chad Simmons has a uniquely personal perspective. On one hand, he is a new dad who is taking unpaid leave from his job in order to help care for his daughter. On the other hand, Simmons' wife runs a small company in Brattleboro, and such businesses would be expected to comply with new mandates under such an initiative. So Simmons wants to be...
The writer is a former member and chair of the Guilford Selectboard. GUILFORD-Dear members of the Guilford Selectboard, I want to share with you a simple message: Thank you. Thank you for serving the town, giving a great deal of time, considering carefully the many issues that cross your desks, and always having the best interests of the town in your hearts. I may not always agree with your conclusions and decisions, but I always appreciate your efforts to come...
On Saturday, June 24, Latchis Arts presents “Michael Talking Meryl: A program featuring The New Yorker writer, editor, and Meryl Streep biographer, Michael Schulman.” Schulman will join Latchis Arts for a special afternoon dedicated to the celebrated actress Meryl Streep. A 4 p.m. screening of Kramer vs. Kramer (1979) will be followed by a talk led by Schulman, who will discuss his biography of Streep and share stories from his life as a writer and editor at The New Yorker.
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