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Emily Hallock is a patient care technician at Brattleboro Retreat. She originally posted this piece...
WEST BRATTLEBORO-Free the drugs. I suggest the state of Vermont offers free drugs administered by...
PUTNEY-The Jim Jeffords ("I didn't leave the party, the party left me") solution: The U.S.
MIDDLEBURY-CCM Holland Mills' letter itself is filled with untrue statements and harmful rhetoric, which I,
Construction work on a new train station, which will include the first elevated passenger platform in the state, is now set to start in March, says Amtrak Lead Public Relations Specialist Jen Flanagan. Enfield Enterprises, LLC has been hired to execute the work, which is expected to take 18 months to complete. The new Amtrak station plan was approved by the Development Review Board in December 2020 and administratively renewed through December 2023. The Selectboard, on behalf of the town,
On Oct. 6, former Vice President Al Gore gave an updated showing of his Inconvenient Truth climate change presentation at the University of Vermont. Gore commended Vermont's political leaders and the state for leading the country in the development of renewable energy, and he also told the packed audience that we “need to put a price on carbon [pollution].” Two days later, roughly 30 protesters lined busy Williston Avenue in South Burlington to protest as the Renewable Energy Vermont (REV)
On Sunday, June 9, at 3 p.m., at the Brattleboro Music Center, 72 Blanche Moyse Way, vocalist Peter Shea will present a free concert based on a cycle of satirical and romantic ballads published in 1844 by the great German-Jewish poet Heinrich Heine. Shea, a frequent soloist in the Brattleboro area as both tenor and baritone since 1993, will be joined by soprano Junko Watanabe and pianist Susan Dedell, both members of the faculty at the Brattleboro Music Center, as...
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