Wardsboro celebrates

Wednesday, July 7, 2010 — Issue 57

News

Brattleboro begins work on next year’s budget

Virginia Ray

BRATTLEBORO-Approximately 25 people turned out Sept. 11 for a Selectboard public budget listening session at...

BMH's leader on leave amid fears about hospital's fiscal health

Kevin O'Connor

BRATTLEBORO-Brattleboro Memorial Hospital CEO Christopher Dougherty is on a leave of absence as state regulators...

Attorney general finds role as a bulwark against federal overreach

Olga Peters

BRATTLEBORO-Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark thinks about her oath of office daily, a pledge to...

Not just punishment

Virginia Ray

BRATTLEBORO-Anne Koplinka-Loehr, a seventh- and eighth-grade social studies teacher at Brattleboro Area Middle School (BAMS),

STORY FOOTER GOES HERE

After 13 years, Heifer Weekend just keeps growing and growing

Wednesday, June 3, 2015 — Issue 308

What started in 2002 as a parade of young cows down Main Street with a small “dairy festival” on the Common has blossomed into an major June event that draws thousands of people each year to downtown Brattleboro. Thirteen years later, the little parade has turned into a procession with more than 75 units and the Dairy Festival evolved into the Slow Living Expo, with more than 200 vendors. And the Strolling of the Heifers has grown from a one-day...

Holcombe: clear priorities and policy perspectives to address them

Elayne Clift

Wednesday, August 5, 2020 — Issue 573

I am pleased to join Emily's List and other individuals and organizations in endorsing Rebecca Holcombe for governor of Vermont. I have had the opportunity of meeting Rebecca and talking with her subsequently about issues of personal concern including health care, education, and ethical government. I am convinced that she has an in-depth grasp of the issues before us as we move Vermont forward in these challenging times, coupled with a passionate desire to address those issues in consultation with...

Musicians from Marlboro return to BMC March 25

Wednesday, March 16, 2022 — Issue 655

The Brattleboro Music Center's Chamber Series welcomes the return of the Musicians from Marlboro on Friday, March 25. The 7:30 p.m. concert will feature the works of Britten and Schubert. Schubert's String Quartet, D. 87, written when he was only 16 years old, “provides a youthful counterpoint to Britten's String Quartet, No. 3, written within the final year of his life,” according to a news release. “The lyrical 'Auf dem Strom' for tenor, horn, and piano offers a personal narrative...

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Wardsboro celebrates

Wednesday, July 7, 2010 — Issue 57

News

Brattleboro begins work on next year’s budget

BMH's leader on leave amid fears about hospital's fiscal health

Attorney general finds role as a bulwark against federal overreach

Not just punishment

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News

After 13 years, Heifer Weekend just keeps growing and growing

Wednesday, June 3, 2015 — Issue 308

Voices

Holcombe: clear priorities and policy perspectives to address them

Elayne Clift

Wednesday, August 5, 2020 — Issue 573

Arts

Musicians from Marlboro return to BMC March 25

Wednesday, March 16, 2022 — Issue 655

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