After reading Pat Sheehan's letter regarding her uterus and my testicles, here's my response to Pat and all the other pro-aborts out there: Smile! Your moms chose life!
BRATTLEBORO-I want to express my support for those of my neighbors, the children at my...
BRATTLEBORO-It's good to see the American flag flying at half-staff again after the exoneration of...
BRATTLEBORO-The incoming president has now signed pardons for the violent treasonous folks who stormed the...
Lisa Chase is retired and lives in Putney, where she is a member of the...
Photos of close to 150 people - from generations past as well as some of the just shy of 2,000 people who call this iconic town home today - will soon be featured in an exhibit Faces of Dummerston. Society member Chuck Fish has been working to help organize and create this event at the Dummerston Historical Society for many months. “It's important to remember that this exhibit represents the town,” he said. “It is an attempt to portray a...
Mark Borax, an international best-selling writer and astrologer, is a Putney resident. Over recent months, local press has stirred the kind of controversy that sells newspapers regarding the so-called "affordable housing project" in downtown Putney. But let's be clear: Regarding the need to house our indigent, at-risk, homeless, and poverty-stricken members of the community, there is little conflict here. Most agree that these vulnerable members of society are desperately in need of safe, dependable homes that they can afford. Unlike...
Students from three housing communities in Brattleboro have created accordion books of artwork and poetry that are currently on display at Brooks Memorial Library in Brattleboro. The project, titled “Image to Page,” took place during outdoor classes sponsored by the Art in the Neighborhood program over the summer months. Staff from the program elicited descriptive words for poems from the students while the students painted and drew. Art in the Neighborhood, founded by state Rep. Mollie S. Burke, P/D-Brattleboro, has...
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