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BRATTLEBORO-I want to express my support for those of my neighbors, the children at my...
BRATTLEBORO-It's good to see the American flag flying at half-staff again after the exoneration of...
BRATTLEBORO-The incoming president has now signed pardons for the violent treasonous folks who stormed the...
Lisa Chase is retired and lives in Putney, where she is a member of the...
Ask Vermonter Jody Williams about how she won the Nobel Peace Prize for days of tireless effort and she'll instead tell you about how she wound up with it one night in her sleep. It all started Oct. 10, 1997, when a Norwegian television staffer phoned at 4 in the morning to announce that Williams and the International Campaign to Ban Landmines - a global network of individuals and institutions she helped coordinate - had won the world's most prestigious...
Vermont Representative Mike Mrowicki's viewpoints on the reasons that Republicans and Democrats are so divided suggests how little Democrats like him understand about what is important to Republicans here in Vermont and across the U.S.A. During one of President Trump's State of the Union addresses, he boldly stated that “America will never be a communist country.” This statement speaks volumes to everyday patriots - Americans whose grandfathers, fathers, sons, and daughters have fought in certain wars against communism around the...
The Backlot Cinema Series continues on Friday, July 9, when Epsilon Spires will screen the 2020 feature-length documentary Epicentro and the 1977 animated short Powers of Ten in the parking lot of the historic First Baptist Church, 190 Main St. Epicentro is a vivid journey through modern-day Cuba, where, event organizers write, the legacy of Spanish and American imperialism - including its current incarnation in the form of the tourist economy - have scarred a nation still grappling with its...
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