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A celebration of apple pie in Dummerston

Pancakes, crafts, bikers and more than 1,400 pies make this town the place to be each October
By
Joyce Marcel
Wednesday, October 6, 2010 — Issue 70
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’Tis the season to be responsible

By
Shannon Derstine

BRATTLEBORO-It's here: the season of good cheer. With days and nights filled with holiday-themed office...

Nineteen miles from Brattleboro

By
Liam Clancy

BRATTLEBORO-I was full of Christmas cheer as I took a trolley from Cambridge to Boston...

The birds didn’t owe us anything

By
Annie Hawkins

GRAFTON-It must be an epidemic. Google "coping with holiday stress," and you'll find enough advice...

A seasonal Danish treat

By
Fran Lynggaard Hansen

-Christmas in Denmark is a seasonal delight that lasts a little more than a month.

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WSESD mailing raises concerns about data used

By
Virginia Ray
Wednesday, February 16, 2022 — Issue 651

Resident Erich Kruger was surprised when he received a postcard from the Windham Southeast School District (WSESD) at his Hill Road home - addressed to someone who has never lived in the house in the 22 years he has been there since building it in 2000. “We do get junk mail from random people and that name has never shown up on anything else,” Kruger said Tuesday of the mailing announcing the March 1 Annual Town Meeting and Election. He...

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Voices

Place blame for RFPL problems where it belongs

By
Deborah Wright
Wednesday, March 19, 2014 — Issue 246

Elayne Clift should put the blame where it belongs: on herself and the few others who interfered with the work of public officials who had no agenda, but were led by the facts to an unhappy but inevitable conclusion. Her interference caused months of disruption, heartache, and unnecessary tax dollars to be wasted. Her entitled behavior belongs at her doorstep.

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Arts

Gallery Walk goes virtual

Wednesday, August 5, 2020 — Issue 573

One of the town's most long-lived and beloved local events is going virtual. The first-ever virtual Gallery Walk will take place as four installments, every Friday in August at 6 p.m. Shanta Lee and MacLean Gander and Brattleboro Union High School students Priya Kitzmiller and Xiaohan Brunton are among hosts that will guide attendees through Gallery Walk venues like Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, River Gallery School of Art, C. X. Silver Gallery, Vermont Artisan Designs, and Wheelhouse Clay Center.

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