Wardsboro celebrates

Wednesday, July 7, 2010 — Issue 57

News

Mount Snow Child Care will shift to ‘employee-first’ enrollment model

Cearra O'Hearn

DOVER-Mount Snow Child Care will transition to an "employee-first" enrollment model in five weeks, prioritizing...

Forests bring peace of mind in a stressful world

Annie Landenberger

WILLIAMSVILLE-Deep in the Williamsville woods, a few participants sat with their guide, Amanda Kenyon, to...

‘The more of us that are active, the better the outcome’

Annie Landenberger

BRATTLEBORO-Around the country and throughout Vermont, citizens will take to the streets Saturday, Oct. 18,

Lessons in food, farming, and community

Joslyn McIntyre

GUILFORD-Every tradition starts somewhere, and for Guilford Central School (GCS), 2025 marked the first year...

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Bramley reflects on his tenure as head of Windham Foundation

John Bramley, president and CEO of the Windham Foundation, will retire May 31 after three years at the helm. He will be succeeded by Robert Allen of Dorset, former president and CEO of the Vermont Country Store, as well as a board member of several businesses and nonprofits. Allen will come on board in early May, so there will be a bit of overlap. Enthusiastic, welcoming, and informal, Bramley, 61, was wearing a green Windham Foundation sweatshirt for our interview.

Deerfield Valley jazz series concludes with Habitat benefit

Wednesday, October 5, 2016 — Issue 377

The Southern Vermont Deerfield Valley Jazz Concert Series concludes its season on Saturday, Oct. 8, at 8 p.m., with a benefit for the West River Habitat for Humanity, according to a news release. The local Habitat affiliate serves the towns of central southern Vermont from Jamaica to Readsboro. West River Habitat for Humanity is part of the larger Habitat for Humanity International founded by Jimmy Carter in 1976 to address the issue of affordable housing worldwide. Members of the community...

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Wardsboro celebrates

Wednesday, July 7, 2010 — Issue 57

News

Mount Snow Child Care will shift to ‘employee-first’ enrollment model

Forests bring peace of mind in a stressful world

‘The more of us that are active, the better the outcome’

Lessons in food, farming, and community

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News

Bramley reflects on his tenure as head of Windham Foundation

Thelma O'Brien

Wednesday, April 13, 2011 — Issue 96

Voices

Love and dignity for the unborn, too

Tim Grant

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Arts

Deerfield Valley jazz series concludes with Habitat benefit

Wednesday, October 5, 2016 — Issue 377

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