BRATTLEBORO-Under a slate gray sky with a cold wind sweeping across the Town Common, approximately...
JAMAICA-A 85–56 vote on Jan. 14 to keep Jamaica Village School open will affect the...
DUMMERSTON-The future of children's offerings at Lydia Taft Pratt Library will be a whole lot...
BRATTLEBORO-Three candidates have expressed interest in being appointed to the Windham Southeast School District (WSESD)
Vermont's landscape works for a living. Across its rolling hills, pasturelands, rivers, and forests spring livelihoods made possible by tourism, agriculture, industry, and forestry. And - in a state where the workers' unofficial motto is “Moonlight in Vermont, or starve” - one tract of land can support many jobs from many industries simultaneously. According to Guy Payne of the Sustainable Energy Outreach Network (SEON), speaking at a presentation his organization hosted Jan. 28 at the Robert H. Gibson River Garden,
With every Guilford Selectboard meeting that I witness, I am glad that Zon Eastes is chair of the Selectboard. If you've attended any of the meetings, you will have noticed the vast skill set that is needed for the job. Whether he is running a meeting with a contentious issue on the agenda, exploring a complex topic that requires thought and research, addressing issues that are meaningful to Guilford citizens, or guarding Guilford's interests, Zon brings a curious mind and...
William “Bill” Forchion will take viewers on a philosophical and spiritual journey in “Spirit Dance: A conversation with the ancestors” in Episode 4 of SOLOs, a co-production of the Hooker-Dunham Theater and the Rock River Players. Forchion's work premieres on Friday, Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. on YouTube and Brattleboro Community Television (channel 8/1075) with a discussion immediately following at 8:25 p.m. via Zoom. The link to the YouTube premiere is bit.ly/598-solos. To get the Zoom invitation, email [email protected]. Information...
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