PUTNEY — One of the founders of the Tempestry Project at The Putney School is Asy Connelly. Her name appeared incorrectly in the April 19 issue.
BRATTLEBORO-The Henrik Ibsen drama An Enemy of the People will lead audiences to question "the...
BRATTLEBORO-The Vermont Symphony Orchestra will head to Windham County to present two cutting-edge music presentations...
BRATTLEBORO-Throughout the month of April, River Gallery School will exhibit "Places We Know: Local Landscapes...
BRATTLEBORO-ByWay Books & More, 399 Canal St., is supporting the Vermont Reads community program by...
DUMMERSTON-Eleanor Emery will turn 97 years old in October - a fact that she conveys with some pride. "Who knew?" Emery asks, throwing her head back and laughing. Born at the family home in West Guilford in 1927, Emery remains as sharp as a tack. This time of year often stirs two memories. The first is of the one-room District No. 1 schoolhouse, where Emery was a student from 1933 to 1941. "My school years were during the Great Depression.
I'm excited to support Nader Hashim because he will bring strong leadership, integrity and experience that we need in the Vermont Senate. When we served together in the House, Nader's experience as a state trooper and his thoughtful approach quickly earned him the respect from legislators of all political stripes. He is in touch with the issues and brings a strong work ethic. Windham County will be well served by Nader Hashim.
A new show by eight local artists featuring drawings made from a live model will host an opening reception during Gallery Walk on Friday, Nov. 4 at 118 Elliot. The show is inspired by Jason Alden's Drawing Studio and most of the artists at one time or another have participated in live drawing at the studio, where many of the drawings in the show were produced. Artists include Jason Alden, Peter Harris, Matthew Beck, Martha Werman, Tina Olsen, Markie Sallick,
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