PUTNEY-Next Stage Arts and Twilight Music present a dance party with roots and world music...
PUTNEY-Next Stage Arts presents a concert of original compositions in the Arabic maqam tradition, featuring...
BRATTLEBORO-In meSSeS' solo circus production, Janoah...anygoodjokes?, Janoah the Jester juggles several tasks simultaneously, performing and...
WESTMINSTER WEST-The River Singers Community Chorus, led by Mary Cay Brass, will start their winter/spring...
Good weather and no hidden repair problems allowed a covered bridge to reopen, a result that pleasantly surprised the Selectboard last week. On Aug. 21, the board met for a special morning meeting at the West Dummerston Covered Bridge for one last check of repair work done by Renaud Brothers of Vernon. Satisfied with what they saw, the board reopened the bridge to traffic at the end of the day. Renaud Brothers, charged with repairing an erosion problem with the...
We recently placed a “Re-Site the Skate Park: Preserve Crowell Lot” sign in our front yard. The following morning, the sign has been stolen. This is not the first time we have been vandalized since publicly opposing the skatepark plan, despite having never been vandalized in nine years previously. Apparently, the compromise being sought is too much to ask. I walked around the neighborhood a bit to see if others' signs had been removed, and it appears they have not.
The Apron Theatre Company, in association with the Next Stage Arts Project, presents Arthur Miller's Pulitzer- and Tony-award-winning play “Death of a Salesman” at Next Stage in Putney on the next two weekends in October. Following successful summer productions of “Wit” and “The Cripple of Inishmaan,” “Death of a Salesman” is the third and final production of the inaugural 2013 season by Next Stage's “theater-company-in-residence,” the Apron Theatre Company, founded this year by Karla Baldwin, Hallie Flower, and Carrie Kidd.
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