BRATTLEBORO — Visit our slide show of photos from the 2013 Strolling of the Heifers parade, which took place June 8.
BRATTLEBORO — Visit our slide show of photos from the 2013 Strolling of the Heifers parade, which took place June 8.
BRATTLEBORO-Most matriarchs observe Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May. But Guilford great-great-grandmother Shirley...
PUTNEY-After years of planning and navigating legal challenges, co-developers Windham-Windsor Housing Trust (WWHT) and Burlington-based...
ROCKINGHAM-A crew from Hartgen Archeological Associates spent a week at the Rockingham Meeting House earlier...
BRATTLEBORO-The Brattleboro Area Farmers' Market (BAFM) is proudly celebrating 50-plus years of bringing locally grown...
In his Jan. 15 budget address, Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin called on communities to help control the state's perceived high education tax by taking a fine-tooth comb to school budgets on town meeting day. Based on projected school budget increases, Shumlin said that the statewide education property tax will increase 5 to 7 cents. “I urge Vermonters at town meetings across our state this year to carefully scrutinize school budgets that increase per-pupil spending and grow faster than our incomes,”
“[Ann Braden] said the amount of abuse that she and her family have received online has been considerable.” Criticizing and refuting her idiocy is not “abuse.” It's adult debate, and she had better learn to deal with it if she wants to run for office.
Claire de la Fontaine presents a program of classic French Cabaret music from the 1940s through the 1960s, accompanied by her husband, multi-instrumentalist Ernest Chapman, on Friday, Sept. 26, at 7:30 p.m. Both teach and perform professionally in Nashville and around the country. In her third appearance in this Guilford house concert series, singer, guitarist, and composer Claire de la Fontaine again provides an elegant entrée into the romantic world of French chanson. Her passionate interpretations of classics from Edith...
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