Amazing!

Els Dignitti

Wednesday, March 20, 2013 — Issue 195

RE: “Having his back” [News, March 13]:

An amazing write up about amazing people. Keep it coming!

Voices

Seeing difference as a strength, not a weakness

Marc Thurman

Marc Thurman is the director of the Centers for Diversity and Inclusion at Landmark College.

Irony and hypocrisy

Karen Tyler

BRATTLEBORO-Charlie Kirk very publicly said that he believed it was worth the cost of a...

Trump and Republicans are trampling on our most sacred freedoms

Stephen Stearns

BRATTLEBORO-Are you thinking about our Constitution's First Amendment today? I am. Before our revolution in...

We need to come out for the next No Kings march on Oct. 18

Dan DeWalt

WILLIAMSVILLE-Every day we wake up to news of yet another assault on our Constitution and...

STORY FOOTER GOES HERE

The Brattleboro Community Justice Center has a new executive director, Mel Motel, who began leading the organization on Aug. 23. Grant-funded by the Department of Corrections, the BCJC provides Reparative Parole Panels for people who have committed nonviolent offenses, offers prisoner reentry Circles of Support and Accountability, and conducts mediation and training services. “With just three part-time staff, the BCJC relies on nearly 60 trained volunteers to deliver these programs, which have a proven track record of reducing pressure on...

Why was pro-nuclear nonsense published on these pages?

Nancy Braus

Wednesday, October 15, 2014 — Issue 276

If I didn't know better, I would think that The Commons has been given a large donation by the NEI, one of the nuclear industry's prime lobbying organizations. How else to understand the the front page of the Voices section from Oct. 8, with two letters and one lengthy diatribe about the grave error we have committed in closing the Vermont Yankee nuclear reactor? All written by people living outside of our community, full of faulty assumptions and some outright...

Inclusive Arts Vermont’s ‘Cycles’ comes to West Brattleboro

Tuesday, June 18, 2024 — Issue 770

WEST BRATTLEBORO-All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church is hosting an exhibit of 25 Vermont artists with disabilities in partnership with Inclusive Arts Vermont, through Aug. 31. The theme, Cycles, emerged from community input, and the artwork expresses cycles of nature; of the body, mind, and spirit; as well as experiences of repetition, circular shapes, and more. The exhibition is on view at the West Village Meeting House, 29 South St., Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Thursdays, 10 a.m.

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Amazing!

Els Dignitti

Wednesday, March 20, 2013 — Issue 195

Voices

Seeing difference as a strength, not a weakness

Irony and hypocrisy

Trump and Republicans are trampling on our most sacred freedoms

We need to come out for the next No Kings march on Oct. 18

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STORY FOOTER GOES HERE

News

Healing broken trust

Wendy M. Levy

Wednesday, September 20, 2017 — Issue 426

Voices

Why was pro-nuclear nonsense published on these pages?

Nancy Braus

Wednesday, October 15, 2014 — Issue 276

Arts

Inclusive Arts Vermont’s ‘Cycles’ comes to West Brattleboro

Tuesday, June 18, 2024 — Issue 770

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