BRATTLEBORO — Mindy Haskins Rogers' piece is impeccable journalism, brilliantly written.
Michael Gigante, the clinician at the Brattleboro AIDS Project (now the AIDS Project of Southern...
BELLOWS FALLS-My name is Dylan Stewart, and I am a senior at Windham Regional Career...
NEWFANE-Like a spoiled child, Donald Trump is whining about wanting a birthday parade that will...
Timothy Belknap is a Brattleboro Representative Town Meeting member representing District 9. For more information...
DUMMERSTON-When Green Mountain Camp for Girls opened its online registration for this summer's campers on Feb. 5, a new executive director was at the helm, excitedly anticipating the summer months and the new cohort of young campers who will be creating a fresh start. The camp immediately filled 324 spots out of 458 available for this summer, said an excited Vicky Senni. The new director has attended Green Mountain Camp Teachers Camp for many years. "I love this campus and...
I am writing to let people know about a recent congressional report that details the high levels of heavy metals in practically all baby food sold by four major brands. Heavy metals like lead, cadmium, and mercury have terrible effects on the development of young bodies - in particular, on neurological development. Baby formulas are mostly used by poor families. The levels of lead in some of these products were found to be 177 times the safe threshold for an...
The Baker Street Readers will release a first album, The Poe Project, on Oct. 26. The Readers, James Gelter and Tony Grobe, usually perform Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories, first as a monthly live show and now as a podcast available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Patreon. For their next project, the Readers have decided to dive into another 19th-century author's work: that of Edgar Allan Poe. The Poe Project will not be a simple audiobook, but an...
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