BRATTLEBORO — Amy Comerchero: you have been a warm, genuine, generous, wonderful boss and friend. It's been a pleasure to work for you, and I feel very lucky that you took me into your Amy's Bakery Arts Café family.
I hope you take lots of time to enjoy that well-deserved break before starting on your next adventure. (I can't wait to see what it will be!)
I love you, Amy. Thank you so much for being you!
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The Works Bakery and Café has undergone some major structural renovations and changes to its menu, with more menu items still to come. Richard French, a founder of the company in 1988 who now serves as president, sees all the changes as not just a renovation, but also a transformation - spurred by the sociocultural roots of the Vermont town. “I lived and went to high school and college in Vermont,” French said. “In the mid-seventies, my dad lived right...
I use a wheelchair, so when I park my car in a handicapped parking space, I have to park in one with an access aisle next to the driver's side of my vehicle. This access aisle is the adjacent space that is usually marked with crosshatched lines. It is not a parking space. It is there so people have enough extra room to enter and exit their vehicles, especially if they have a ramp that they use to assist them.
An original Guilford Community Church production of drama, music, and dance, The Pageant of the Parables, will be performed by local talent on Saturday, Aug. 5, in the Guilford Community Park Pavilion at 7 p.m. A parable is a short and user-friendly story in which Jesus illustrated simple truths about life. "Ours is a faith that is based on stories," explained Guilford Community Church pastor, the Rev. Elisa Lucozzi, in a news release. "One of the primary ways Jesus taught...
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