BRATTLEBORO-The Annual Town Election takes place for all town voters on Town Meeting Day, Tuesday,
BRATTLEBORO-The public is invited to a special informational meeting hosted by the Windham Southeast School...
BRATTLEBORO-Ashlyn and Abraham McClurg of Rebop Farm on Sunset Lake Road are reeling but resilient,
BRATTLEBORO-Upon the advent of the airplane at the turn of the 20th century, locals with...
Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic has changed how many households gather and celebrate. As the holiday season approaches, and with the state's new re-tightening of rules forbidding nonessential travel into the state, more households will scale down their traditional gatherings to help slow the spread of the coronavirus. This year's Brattleboro Annual Community Thanksgiving will change accordingly, with the cancellation of this year's sit-down congregate meal. Instead, the Brattleboro-based Everyone Eats! site for free drive-through meals will distribute Thanksgiving meals...
Sometime around 1950, and obviously before Scott and Helen Nearing deserted the Stratton Mountain environs before a repulsive - for them - ski area development, my mother, a former journalist, traipsed over from Landgrove to meet him. Whether the encounter was announced or not I have no memory; I suspect the latter. I (then 11 years or so of age) was in tow. I recall two episodes. Mr. Nearing encountered me leaning over a small pool he had made, within...
The New England Youth Theatre, 100 Flat St., presents a sing-along tribute concert to Pete Seeger, “How Can We Keep From Singing,” on Friday, May 2, at 7:30 p.m. An additional show for children and families is set for Saturday, May 3, at 10 a.m. All proceeds will benefit NEYT's scholarship fund, “Angels in the Wings.” NEYT founder and evening host Stephen Stearns, and co-host Peter Amidon, will present a galaxy of well-known singers and songwriters, many of whom have...
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