This story was a great read, and it brought back many memories.
I'm looking forward to the Putney Grade School reunion, and seeing all of you. Thank you for all your hard work.
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...
WESTMINSTER WEST-Thank you to David Brooks for clearly saying in his Nov. 8 New York...
Hannah Sorila is a writer and community organizer who aims to align intention and impact...
If Windham Regional Commission (WRC) Associate Director Susan McMahon's project goes as planned, Windham County towns can save money and work more closely together. In Spring 2014, McMahon and her WRC colleagues began working on the Municipal Shared Services plan, which helps towns collaborate on common needs, such as sharing goods, services, and staff. She said it is something the WRC had considered for some time. “Our communities are asked to do more and more with less and less,” McMahon...
Does anyone still remember, as I do, a time when people were courteous and respectful toward one another? When they bothered to respond to phone messages and personal or professional letters or to render thanks for gifts and good deeds? When sexual innuendo was off limits and when behavioral boundaries prevailed, no matter what someone really thought? Where has that kind of civility gone, I wonder? Nothing reveals how seriously eroded civility has become more than Donald Trump's atrocious tweets,
New England Youth Theatre, 100 Flat St., presents The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, written by John Bishop and directed by Julia Tadlock, at 7 p.m. on Oct. 6, 7, 14, and 15, and at 2 p.m. on Oct. 7, 8, 14, and 15. Despite its title, The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 is not a musical - though there are a couple of songs - rather, it is “a side-splitting sendup of the classic whodunit,” full of confused identities...
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