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Wednesday, January 11, 2017 — Issue 390

Equine Sport, Ltd.

RAWSONVILLE — Junction Routes 30 and 100, Rawsonville, VT 05115; 800-282-6665

• Website: equipesport.com

• Facebook: facebook.com/EquipeSport

• Instagram: instagram.com/equipesportvt

• Founded: Domestic profit corporation, incorporated in Vermont in 1989. Company owns trade name “Best Bootfitting.”

• Employees: 12

• Annual revenue: Est. $1.8 million

• Products/services: Four-season outdoor sports shops and online store, with equipment for skiing, riding, cross country skiing, telemarking, snowshoeing, kayaking, and hiking.

Rawsonville Marketplace, Ltd.

8701 Vermont Route 30, Rawsonville, VT 05115; 802-297-0427

• Website: rawsonvillemarketplace.com

• Facebook: facebook.com/rawsonvillemarketplace

• Founded: Domestic profit corporation, incorporated in Vermont in 2014

• Employees:

• Annual revenue:

• Products/services: Gasoline station/convenience store.

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State will step in with food, heat aid if needed

By
Theo Wells-Spackman

-On Oct. 22, the Vermont Department for Children and Families (DCF) said it was directed...

Alvarez named Vermont Teacher of the Year

By
Virginia Ray

BRATTLEBORO-She started her own restaurant at the age of 20. Today, Linda Alvarez teaches young...

‘I don’t just want to read the landscape. I want to eat it.’

By
Joyce Marcel

NEWFANE-Mankind is a narrative species, argues Newfane author Deborah Lee Luskin, and hunting has been...

State’s task force fields questions about school redistricting

By
Virginia Ray

TOWNSHEND-The Vermont School Redistricting Task Force broke the folks assembled at Leland & Gray Union...

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WSESU will manage food service for schools in three towns,

By
Virginia Ray
Tuesday, January 14, 2025 — Issue 798

BRATTLEBORO-In the hope that students will eat more nutritionally and feel more healthy, the Windham Southeast Supervisory Union (WSESU) board voted unanimously last month to transition to a self-operated food service program. The program will be fully in place by June for the Summer Food Service Program prior to the start of the 2025–26 school year this fall. Food Program Coordinator Susan Grabowski called the move "groundbreaking" in her announcement. "This decision marks a pivotal step toward aligning our meal...

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Voices

On June 14 - and every day to follow - we will not be silent

By
Brattleboro Area Action and Indivisible Brattleboro
Tuesday, June 10, 2025 — Issue 819

Details about the event appear in a news story this issue. BRATTLEBORO-On June 14, Flag Day, Brattleboro and our surrounding communities will come together to make the collective statement: Let freedom fly! Our community has been amazing in the months since we have understood the threat to our lives from the Trump regime - threats to our natural environment, and to the moving target of those who are in the crosshairs of the current government. All communities are unique, but...

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Arts

Blanche Moyse Chorale performs Brahms’s German Requiem

Wednesday, October 5, 2022 — Issue 684

The Blanche Moyse Chorale will perform Brahms's “German Requiem” Sunday, Oct. 9, in a concert at Marlboro College's Persons Auditorium. The program also features Brahms's “Nänie,” Op. 82. Composed between 1865 and 1868, the “German Requiem” is one of the composer's most beloved works. “While the soaring melodies and rich harmonies of this masterwork had immediate appeal, it was the fact that Brahms wrote it in German, rather than the more traditional liturgical Latin text, that made the work truly...

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