BRATTLEBORO — I support Daniel Quipp for the one-year Selectboard vacancy in Brattleboro.
Daniel has the combination of superb listening skills and spot-on values. He is passionate about environmental sustainability, equality, and inclusion. He has the interest, the drive, the skills, and the love of our community to serve it well.
Hannah Sorila is a writer and community organizer who aims to align intention and impact...
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By a vote of 508–126, voters of the Windham Southeast School District authorized spending up to $2 million to renovate portions of the Academy School on May 11. The school, in West Brattleboro, serves students in kindergarten through sixth grade. The renovation project includes improving indoor air quality, replacing windows in 14 classrooms, reconfiguring a classroom to support small group learning, demolishing a temporary modular unit, and adding an approximately-2,000- square-foot addition. Engineering and architecture firm Stevens & Associates of...
Treat staff right, and they will stay; then, you will attract more quality staff. The hospital cannot function without dedicated, quality nursing staff. Best of luck, clinical staff.
Project HOPE facilitator Amber Paris will offer two free, open-materials, page-making workshops at the Putney Public Library in February. Paris has initiated project HOPE's “Community Book of Hope” at the Library as a collaborative, community effort. Artists and writers of all ages are invited to give work created around the prompt: “hope is...” which will be collectively hand-bound into a book that will remain at the Library. Workshop dates are Monday, Feb. 11, from 6 to 8 p.m., and Sunday,
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