Excellent article, thanks! Do you think Hillary Clinton asked Patrick Leahy to be vice president or secretary of state?
Jason Cooper, a real estate investor, developer, and property manager, has served as a steering...
Jessica Dolan, Ph.D. (District 8) is a Brattleboro Representative Town Meeting member. BRATTLEBORO-Our predecessors were...
Emilie Kornheiser, Ian Goodnow, and Mollie Burke represent Brattleboro in the Vermont House of Representatives.
SPRINGFIELD-On April 16, during his inaugural speech as secretary of health and human services, Robert...
On July 16, hours before a group of estranged NECCA coaches and students were to rally on the Town Common, Blair Belt was planning how she was going to rehearse her fabric routine before she was to perform with fellow members of her circus community. Belt said she would seek out a swing set from which to do the rigging. “At least, we know it's safe for children,” she observed. She dismissed the alternative of using trees as “wildly dangerous.”
I was shocked. Boy, am I naive. When I read Randolph T. Holhut's report about former Bennington State Rep. Kiah Morris, I could not believe it. What? So we know who the threats against Morris came from - they were not anonymous? And we allow this avowed racist to come right into the “safe space” (one would think) of the attorney general's news conference and threaten Ms. Morris with a racist T-shirt and a gun in his belt? Is this...
In a tradition that dates back to 1957, the final work in the last concert of Marlboro Music's 66th season on Sunday, Aug. 14, at 2:30 p.m., will be the Beethoven Choral Fantasy, which brings together the resident artists and staff and their families playing in the orchestra or singing in the chorus, according to a news release. It's the culmination of the seven-week retreat, where 181 works were explored in depth with the freedom of unlimited rehearsal time, but...
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