BRATTLEBORO — Mindy Haskins Rogers' piece is impeccable journalism, brilliantly written.
Mary McCallum used to contribute regularly to the commentary series that used to air on...
Timothy Belknap describes himself as a "downtown resident and Brattleboro lover." BRATTLEBORO-The yes vote to...
WEST TOWNSHEND-When I learned, as a girl, about the lead-up to Kristallnacht, I had thought...
BRATTLEBORO-The headline made me curious enough to read this one person's opinion of a local...
Athens Annual Town Meeting will be held by Australian ballot on Tuesday, March 1 when polls at the elementary school will be open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. • Contest for moderator: The warrant includes a race for moderator between David Bemis and Candace Damon . • Financial: Voters will be asked to approve a $578,429 General Fund. • Selectboard expansion and duties: Voters will decide whether to expand the board from 3 to 5 members and eliminate the...
EAST DUMMERSTON-I am writing primarily in response to the "Why we lost: the fake-news bubble" [Viewpoint, Nov. 13] by Steev Lynn. I'm tired of the seemingly bottomless well of reasons blaming the Democratic Party for our recent loss. I share Lynn's assessment that the defeat stems from the fact that so many voters are consuming what they believe to be news but is actually right-wing propaganda. This is pretty devastating because it is so hard to fight against. JD Vance...
BRATTLEBORO-Microdosing, writes author Lauren Alderfer, is not a pill to be taken like an aspirin to get rid of a headache. Instead, she said, the practice "offers the possibility to connect and live in a greater presence of being. [It] supports overall health and well-being and in so doing the headache may very well disappear." According to Peter Grinspoon of Harvard Health Publishing, microdosing "involves taking a fraction of a regular dose" of psychedelic substances such as LSD or psilocybin,
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