WILMINGTON — Maybe try walking, since you can't drive safely (so you say). And slow the hell down if you can't stop. Genius.
Lisa Chase is retired and lives in Putney, where she is a member of the...
BRATTLEBORO-I want to express my support for those of my neighbors, the children at my...
BRATTLEBORO-It's good to see the American flag flying at half-staff again after the exoneration of...
BRATTLEBORO-The incoming president has now signed pardons for the violent treasonous folks who stormed the...
Instead of giving your beloved a box of chocolates on St. Valentine's Day, why not let a puppy do it? The Windham County Humane Society is holding its first-ever “Valentine's Day Puppy-grams” fundraiser. For a donation of $50, a puppy - accompanied by a human volunteer - will visit your loved one at their home or workplace in Brattleboro, Dummerston, Guilford, Newfane, Putney, and Vernon. “The recipient will have a half an hour to enjoy the puppy - and the...
Abenaki and non-Abenaki at the Living Earth Action Group–sponsored gathering in Westminster West Jan. 21 exemplified "community" in the broadest of terms. Abenaki present relayed experiences from their history that recounted millennia-deep cultural roots throughout northern New England and southeastern Canada, as well as the nearly-five-century history of destructive encroachment on their lands. Efforts of invading colonial powers yielded, among other things, modern isolation among Abenaki bands. From distant lands, resultant imposed political boundaries and subsequent rules slowly tore the...
Five exhibits will open at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC) on Saturday, June 18, including a group exhibit of art made from felt, a multimedia exhibit of Abenaki art, and solo exhibits by Mie Yim, Beth Galston, and Frank Jackson. An opening party will take place that day at 5 p.m. to celebrate the new exhibits, as well as the outdoor exhibits “Roberley Bell: The Landscape Stares Back” and “Oasa DuVerney: Black Power Wave,” both of which opened...
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