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Windham County celebrates its past at History Fair

By
Nell Curley
Wednesday, August 4, 2010 — Issue 61
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‘I certainly have 46 years of material rattling around somewhere in my head’

By
Victoria Chertok

BRATTLEBORO-Comedian Paula Poundstone, known for her "smart, observational humor and spontaneous wit," according to her...

River Singers host spring concerts in Westminster West

WESTMINSTER WEST-The 60-voice River Singers Community Chorus will perform an eclectic concert of world music...

Poems Around Town returns this month

BRATTLEBORO-More than 90 poems from 47 poets are up in shop and restaurant windows downtown...

BUHS Players present ‘Clue: High School Edition’ on April 10 and 11

BRATTLEBORO-The BUHS Players announce their upcoming spring play, Clue: High School Edition, based on the...

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Around the Towns

Wednesday, April 18, 2012 — Issue 148

West Brattleboro Association meets on April 19 WEST BRATTLEBORO - On Thursday, April 19, at 8 a.m., the West Brattleboro Association (WBA) will hold its monthly meeting at Sunny's Deli on Western Avenue. Among the agenda items are plans for both the gathering of religious groups in the area on May 2, and the West B Village Day on Saturday, June 23. The group will also discuss the possibility of having a Brattleboro Chamber mixer in West Brattleboro. Other agenda...

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How should Brattleboro move forward on addressing violent crime?

Wednesday, September 21, 2011 — Issue 119

Now that the shock and outrage over the slayings of Melissa Barratt and Michael Martin have faded, the time has come to think about where we go from here. The concept of two killings in less than two weeks remains unsettling, and many have contemplated whether this is a growing trend in southern Vermont. But one common thread can be reassuring: the victims knew their alleged killers. The state's crime statistics show that random homicides rarely happen here. That same...

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Arts

Next Stage Speaks looks at acts of resistance through the ages

Wednesday, October 31, 2018 — Issue 483

Resistance by individuals and groups has a long and varied history. Aristophanes wrote the play Lysistrata, in which women used sex as a weapon against war. The French and British resisted tyranny. So did Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., Henry David Thoreau, Rosa Parks, and Woody Guthrie. On Friday, Nov. 2, at 7 p.m., Next Stage Arts presents a program on Resistance as part of its literary series, Next Stage Speaks. Suggested donation is $10. Featured speakers are scholar Rai...

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