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Woolly buggers

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Friday, June 5, 2009 — Issue 40
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The cognitive dissonance of consuming animal products

By
Lindsey Britt

Lindsey Britt is the founder of Compassionate Dining, a Brattleboro-based volunteer group inspiring people to...

Building housing, building hope

By
Chloe Learey

Chloe Learey is the executive director of Winston Prouty Center for Child and Family Development...

More damage to health care coming, no thanks to Trump

By
Mike Mrowicki

Mike Mrowicki has served since 2007 in the Vermont House of Representatives, where he represents...

Fiscal shock: The public deserves answers about BMH

By
Richard Davis

Richard Davis, a retired registered nurse and tireless advocate for access to health care, is...

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Around the Towns

Wednesday, February 25, 2015 — Issue 294

Wednesday Evening Conversations begin at St. Michael's Episcopal Church BRATTLEBORO - “Speaking of Faith: Stories of Christ-Centered Practice,” a series of Wednesday evening conversations, will be offered at St. Michael's Episcopal Church beginning on Feb. 25 and continuing through March 25. Five individuals from the community will share stories about their life, their faith, how these intersect, and the particular spiritual practice in which they engage. On Feb. 25, Iconographer Zachary Roesemann will speak about “Prayer through Art and Iconography.”

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Voices

Vermont’s agricultural heritage

By
Roger Allbee
Wednesday, June 5, 2013 — Issue 206

It is being called the “renaissance of the past,” this renewed interest in agriculture and food systems within our state. It manifests itself in many forms to include growth in community supported agriculture (CSAs), farmers' markets, food hubs, and the further diversification of agricultural production with an array of products from the land and animals that are raised on the land. This rebirth further reinforces Vermont's past, its present, and its future. Vermont's agriculture, forests, and working landscape have always...

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Arts

Local musician returns to Brattleboro with ‘In Stile Moderno’

Wednesday, July 2, 2014 — Issue 261

Brattleboro native Nathaniel Cox and British-American soprano Agnes Coakley return this month for a series of concerts in the Brattleboro area. Three Brattleboro-area homes will host benefit concerts for local arts organizations: Friends of Music at Guilford on Monday, July 7; New England Youth Theatre on Sunday, July 13; and the Brattleboro Music Center on Tuesday, July 22. In addition, they will perform at the First Universalist Parish in Chester at 3 p.m. on Sunday July 27. The house concerts...

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