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Arts

Luminous Crush set to light up Jamaica Town Hall

Wednesday, June 14, 2017 — Issue 412

JAMAICA — On Thursday, June 15, the Jamaica Town Hall will come to life with a performance by Luminous Crush, whose music has been hailed as “fearless and original” by Dan Bolles, music editor at Seven Days.

Luminous Crush is a rock and pop band fronted by Laura Molinelli and Ben Campbell. Joined by Christian Heins (bass), Brad Waugaman (keyboard), and Paul Carroccio (drums), they form a quintet that focuses on original dreamlike pop and rock vignettes.

Waugaman, an accomplished videographer, will provide an accompanying light show as well as performing on keys and vocals, according to a news release.

The performance is presented by the Jamaica Community Arts Council.

Arts

New art gallery opens in Newfane

By
Annie Landenberger

NEWFANE-The former office of John Morrison, a longtime broker with Barrett & Valley Associates Real...

VTC opens season with four one-act plays

DUMMERSTON-Vermont Theatre Company opens its 40th season with "An Evening of One Act Plays" at...

‘Sing Nowell’ will benefit Groundworks

BRATTLEBORO-On Tuesday, Dec. 3, at 7 p.m., the Latchis Theatre will ring again with the...

Brattleboro Women's Chorus presents fall concert

BRATTLEBORO-The Brattleboro Women's Chorus (BWC) presents its fall concert, "We Toast the Days," on Nov.

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News

Will 2021 be a better year for Vt. economy?

By
Randolph T. Holhut
Wednesday, January 20, 2021 — Issue 596

When Gov. Phil Scott declared a state of emergency on March 13, 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly every sector of the state's economy was affected. For many businesses, the restrictions on their operations were painful to their bottom lines. For some, the safety measures proved fatal as shops and inns and restaurants closed and unemployment soared throughout Vermont. Now, 10 months later, still nervous about the future and concerned about when the pandemic will be brought under...

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Voices

Emily Murphy Kaur, Brattleboro Town School Board

By
Emily Murphy Kaur
Wednesday, February 27, 2019 — Issue 499

I ask your support in my campaign for a one-year term on the Brattleboro School Board. With the merger remaining unconfirmed, we sit at the crossroads of an uncertain future, of which my background in teaching, district level policymaking, and grant writing can be uniquely utilized to advocate in support of our community. Having started my career as a public school teacher of students with significant disabilities, I've had a lot of experience working with teachers, school directors, and superintendents,

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Arts

Bringing a passion for world music to television

By
Wendy M. Levy
Wednesday, May 23, 2018 — Issue 460

In July 2017, Dummerston-based musician Derrik Jordan began hosting “The World Fusion Show,” a music and interview program on Brattleboro Community Television featuring regional and international artists. Less than a year later, “The World Fusion Show” reaches audiences in 16 states on 67 community stations, including those in major markets such as Philadelphia, San Francisco, Minneapolis, and Boston. BCTV broadcasts a new episode of “The World Fusion Show” every two weeks and reruns shows nearly every day. All 23 episodes...

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