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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)
The Brattleboro Words Trail is collaborating with community partners to host an official dedication of a state historic marker recognizing the achievements of Lucy Terry Prince, considered the nation's first African American poet, and her husband, Abijah Prince. The Princes, early Black landowners in Guilford and Sunderland, Vt. in the mid-1700s, eloquently advocated for civil rights. A drummer and special speakers will commemorate the placement of the marker at the Guilford Welcome Center (Exit 1 on Interstate 91) Tuesday, Oct.
She is a 76-year-old woman, a cancer survivor, and caretaker for her 94-year-old mother. She spent 16 years in prison for distributing heroin before being released to house arrest last year. Her name is Gwen Levi, and she was doing well - until she didn't answer a phone call from her parole officer because she was in a computer class she hoped would lead to employment. Now she's back in jail because she didn't take the call, considered a violation...
Brattleboro native Nathaniel Cox and British-American soprano Agnes Coakley return this month for a series of concerts in the Brattleboro area. Three Brattleboro-area homes will host benefit concerts for local arts organizations: Friends of Music at Guilford on Monday, July 7; New England Youth Theatre on Sunday, July 13; and the Brattleboro Music Center on Tuesday, July 22. In addition, they will perform at the First Universalist Parish in Chester at 3 p.m. on Sunday July 27. The house concerts...
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