We are so proud of you, Maryalice DeAngelis! Keep up the great work. Your students are blessed to have you.
Enjoy the rest of the summer!
BRATTLEBORO-What a depressing time to celebrate Independence Day, as No. 47 and his obedient and...
Sarah Ellis is a writer and mental health advocate who grew up in Brattleboro and...
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GUILFORD-A term often used regarding a military action is "collateral damage." This term masks the...
For Rich Holschuh, the inclusion of technology to let people hear his pronunciation of indigenous words on interpretive signs along the Sibosen Trail “deepens and expands the story.” As director of the Atowi Project at the Retreat Farm on Route 30, Holschuh now works full time helping people see and understand the Native community and its proud heritage here, in the place that was Wantastegok (“At the River Where Something Is Lost”) long before anyone ever called the same land...
I would also like to see the writer's source for the number and nature of the police calls she describes. I would also ask her to bear in mind that homeless individuals are vulnerable by virtue of their homelessness and may already suffer from vulnerabilities that lent to their homelessness (struggles with mental health, substances, economic insecurity, age, etc.). From that standpoint, those numbers - if accurate - most likely reflect that vulnerability, while her perspective seems to suggest a...
WOOL-FM, Black Sheep Radio, welcomes back guitar duo John Stowell and Draa Hobbs for a return engagement of world-class jazz at Stage 33 Live. A musician's master class on improvisation will precede the show. John Stowell, based on the West Coast, is influenced as much by pianists and horn players as by guitar players, and his original take on harmony, chords, and improvisation sets him apart, according to a news release. He tours, records, and teaches internationally, and he has...
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