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Friends of Algiers Village purchase Guilford Country Store

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Olga Peters
Wednesday, August 11, 2010 — Issue 62
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Alerts to crime victims in Vermont are full of flaws

By
Charlotte Oliver

-On a Sunday night, Kelsey Rice found her abuser at her home again, out on...

SIT fire temporarily displaces 126

By
Virginia Ray

BRATTLEBORO-The cause of the March 26 fire that temporarily displaced 126 at the School of...

‘I try to think about what we can and what we can’t do for a person’

By
Wendy O'Connell

BRATTLEBORO-Caz Clark is the safety and outreach manager at the Brattleboro Food Co-op, a position...

He cleared the way for freedom

By
Randolph T. Holhut

BRATTLEBORO-George Stone Sr., closing in on his 101st birthday, is one of the last members...

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Cooke, Corum are GOP’s tag team in state senate race

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Randolph T. Holhut and Jeff Potter
Wednesday, October 27, 2010 — Issue 73

Lynn Corum believes that there's safety in numbers. While Hillary Cooke, a Brattleboro insurance consultant, was an early entrant into the Aug. 24 Republican primary for state senate, Corum hadn't planned on running. But as the future of the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant became more and more of a campaign issue, Corum was concerned that the Democratic candidates for state senate - incumbent Jeanette White of Putney and former Ambassador Peter Galbraith of Townshend - were controlling the debate.

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Money and shade for farm workers

By
Hudson Smith
Wednesday, January 3, 2018 — Issue 440

People who pick our food might have to work for 10 hours a day, and some have to work for 14 hours a day. Kids sometimes work for 10 to 14 hours, too. People get really bad fevers in the sun. These workers don't get a lot of money. I want them to get a lot of money - and a nice, shady farm to work on.

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Arts

At the intersection of art and life

By
Katrina Maloney
Wednesday, May 27, 2015 — Issue 307

This is a story about a piece of music and the connections among those it has touched. It is a story about music that, when first conceived, used a form and shape previously unknown. This story is about the intersection of art, music, computers, wine, Vermont, Chicago, and Pennsylvania. It is about Charles Dodge, the visionary pioneer of computer-generated music, and his deeply felt sorrow at the loss of a friend. It is about Baird Dodge, Charles's son, who majored...

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