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ROCKINGHAM-A pair of Stephen Belaski murals, in storage in northern New York for the past...
BRATTLEBORO-The Selectboard has learned that it will cost about $2.1 million - a 9% increase...
With the election now in the books, change is in the air. But how this...
BRATTLEBORO-"I always thought that the Sportsman's Lounge on Canal Street in Brattleboro was our own...
On Sept. 15, a southern Vermont weather-alert transmission station, WXM68, went silent. Federal officials say the removal of the Ames Hill transmitter in Marlboro will lead to “an extended service outage” for some residents who use radio receivers to hear National Weather Service alerts. Officials are working to finalize a replacement transmission site, and other towers in the region will broadcast weather alert information. But some places likely won't have a signal for at least 30 days, said Stephen DiRienzo,
What a wonderful antidote to the daily news - early voting at the Brattleboro Town Clerk's office. The number of contested races bodes well for the vitality our self-governance. Please consider a vote for Oscar Heller and Daniel Quipp for Brattleboro Selectboard. Local issues and national issues have merged. Housing, energy, and the sustainability of our town are priorities that we must address. Emily Murphy Kaur, Jaci Reynolds, and David Schoales are running for the Brattleboro seats on the Windham...
Mary Ellen Copeland's first experience with mental illness came from witnessing her mother's struggle with depression. She eventually got well and returned home, where Copeland saw her pick up the pieces of her life and work to maintain her wellness. Through the next decade, while Copeland struggled with her own mental health challenges and was hospitalized several times, she set out to talk to people and find out more about the process of recovery. With the aid of a vocational...
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