BRATTLEBORO-Under the direction of Alex Hacker, the Vermont Theater Company (VTC) brings a jolt of...
BRATTLEBORO-George Monbiot, British journalist, environmental/political activist, and author of several books on political and social...
BRATTLEBORO-Windham World Affairs Council (WWAC) and partners are hosting two events this weekend focused on...
BRATTLEBORO-CX Silver Gallery, 814 Western Ave., will host an Artist Talk featuring Melissa Rubin and...
The feds say gathering public input is the state’s responsibility. The state says it takes its cue from the Selectboard. The Selectboard says it’s up to the state. The state says it’s regulated by the feds. The feds say members of the public need to take responsibility and engage with the process. So, whose responsibility is it to get public opinion on proposed mast arm traffic lights for Main Street? “There is a public process here. We followed the process,
The Rock River Players present Love Me! a Valentine's Cabaret, Friday, Feb. 9, and Saturday, Feb. 10, at 7:30 p.m., at the South Newfane Schoolhouse, at the intersection of Dover and Auger Hole roads. Director Annie Landenberger notes that “the cabaret, with deep roots in France and Germany in the early 20th century, has historically been a trend-setting form of entertainment featuring a variety of performance styles for an audience that's typically enjoying from small café tables, which we'll have.”
Friends in Windham County, Do you know about the Koch Brothers and their friends in the oil and gas industries who are trying to use their billions to control political races and to influence public opinion and voters, all while hiding behind a smokescreen of nonprofit organizations set up to conceal their true motives? Google the American Bird Conservancy and the “Koch Brothers,” and soon you will see how the group tries to use supposed danger to birds and so...
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