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The Brattleboro Selectboard has placed the 1 percent local option tax on two ballots. At the board's Jan. 21 meeting, the members approved placing the tax question to a town-wide vote on the March 4 Australian ballot. This non-binding advisory vote would essentially serve as a straw poll. The local option tax monies would help defray property taxes and fund renovations to the police and fire stations. The board also approved placing the option tax on an Australian ballot before...
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Brattleboro native Sam Amidon will perform a solo concert of reimagined folk songs accompanied by banjo and guitar, fiddle tunes, and storytelling on Thursday, July 14, at 7:30 p.m. at the newly renovated Next Stage in Putney. Now living in London, Amidon tours the U.K., U.S., Europe, and Australia with his performances of reimagined traditional songs from the public domain, as well as the occasional contemporary pop song - rearranged into his own unique and mesmerizing compositions, according to a...
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