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Charles Bergmann is an architect from South Newfane.
SOUTH NEWFANE-My wife and I moved to South Newfane in 1995 because we had some ties from childhood to Vermont and wanted to grow old in a small Vermont village.
With the election over and the Democratic Party in control of Vermont government, I suggest that efforts be made to support government that helps all without offending those of us who are more right of center politically than the left-of-center Democrats. With that in mind, let me mention an...
The introduction to the excerpts of the transcript of Seth Andrew's sentencing hearing mentions: “[W]e hope the judge's words - and Andrew's words to the court - serve as some sense of closure.” But Seth Andrew and his actions had nothing to do with the closing of Marlboro College.
On or about July 22, Marlboro College trustees transferred the remaining Marlboro College endowment of $20.250 million to Emerson College in Boston and sold the 366-acre campus including over 50 buildings to Democracy Builders for $225,000, with Democracy Builders assuming a 40-year, $1.5 million note to the Marlboro Music Festival, all for a total of $21.975 million. In 2019, the value of the Marlboro endowment was listed at $35 million, and the campus valued at $10 million or possibly more,
