VERNON — Well, it sounds like a variation of the proverbial “you reap what you sow,” only in this case, Windham County will reap what those in Montpelier and elsewhere have sown.
Just remember: I told you so.
GUILFORD-So Trump has been elected - again. If last time was bad, this time will...
The writers note that they originally sent this letter to their congregation. "We offer it...
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As it set its sights on slowing the spread of the coronavirus, the Selectboard held its March 17 meeting as scheduled - and then its members decided what community events would not follow suit. • The board decided to cancel Annual Representative Town Meeting scheduled for March 21. This decision was based on the prevailing theme of social distancing and avoidance of multiple people gathered in public places. But it was also the result of Governor Phil Scott's executive order...
It's been a few weeks since more than one million students across the nation, including at Brattleboro Union High School, walked out of their schools to show that they would no longer tolerate gun violence. The protests on March 14 demanded changes to the system of laws in place that make it easy for dangerous people to get access to assault weapons. The event that inspired the protests was the Feb. 14 shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland,
On Saturday, Feb. 4, Dar Williams returns to the Bellows Falls Opera House for her fourth appearance at the historic venue, kicking off the new Ray Massucco Concert Series. “Since the runaway success of her first album, The Honesty Room,” organizers say, “Dar Williams has become one of the most beloved singer/songwriters in America.” Massucco, a civic-minded attorney, part-time concert promoter, and full-time music lover, passed away unexpectedly in September. A group of friends who had worked with Massucco on...
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