BRATTLEBORO — It sounds to me like Patrick Leahy doesn't want to be a senator from Vermont anymore.
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,
It was a nice way to say goodbye. Amid a scene of bustling construction activity Dec. 4, Windham & Windsor Housing Trust Executive Director Connie Snow accepted a $125,000 affordable housing grant from TD Charitable Foundation, which will be used toward the completion of the Great River Terrace project on Putney Road. Snow, who is retiring from the Housing Trust at the end of this month, also got a chance to preside over an open house to show off the...
According to Vermont FEED (Food Education Every Day), farm-to-school programs bring healthy food to children nationwide. Most Farm to School (FTS) programs aim to serve healthy meals in cafeterias, improve student nutrition, and provide food-, farm-, and nutrition-education opportunities. Farm-to-school programs help show children where their food comes from and how food choices impact their bodies, the environment, and their communities at large. The Farm to School committee at Flood Brook School in Londonderry has been working to develop a...
Rock River Players present The Shadow People, an old-time radio drama Friday, May 12, at 7 p.m., at Williamsville Hall on Dover Road. In a news release, director Debbi Reed-Savory says “The Hall of Fantasy was a series of radio dramas dedicated to scaring the living daylights out of its listeners.” The Shadow People by Richard Thorne aired in the early 1950s with professional sound effects and cast. “The Rock River Players' chilling version will be more of a journey...
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