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BRATTLEBORO-I have known Isaac Evans-Frantz since he was in high school. I have always admired his dedication to causes. I believed in him then and I still do.
We need someone who will continue to bring the concerns of folks on the street, small businesses downtown, and the elderly to the Selectboard. Isaac has been listening and doing just that.
We need someone who will dig down into the weeds for transparency on town issues, including the budget. Isaac has been a master at bringing people together with respect and inclusion and creating compromise that works for everyone. This is so important given the huge divisiveness in our community today.
He is incredibly articulate and outspoken and not afraid to ask the hard questions, bringing transparency to the workings of the Selectboard and our town government.
The writer served as executive director of the Brattleboro Area Chamber of Commerce from 2001 to 2005. BRATTLEBORO-I have known Isaac Evans-Frantz since he was in high school. I have always admired his dedication to causes. I believed in him. And I still do. I was very proud of...
I am writing to express my support for Tristan Toleno in the race for state representative from District 3. I first came to know Tristan when he was the chef and managing partner of Riverview Café. Tristan and his partners lived out their stated values by working with local...
Thanks to the amazing support of the Windham County community, Bowl For Kids' Sake grossed more than $60,000 on April 2 to support the Big Brothers Big Sisters program at Youth Services. More than 500 fundraisers came out to bowl, and gathered pledges of support from thousands around the county and beyond to make this 30th-year celebration the biggest success ever. As a Big Sister in the program, I can attest to the incredible growth in the self-esteem of my...
