BRATTLEBORO — Shut off air conditioning in all government offices in the 10 most offending countries*.
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Making art can be a lonely business. So what do most artists want? As it turns out, it's a sense of community. That was the driving consensus of the 30 artists from Windham County in Vermont and southwestern New Hampshire who came together at Mitchell-Giddings Fine Arts at 183 Main St. on a wet Saturday morning to sample delicacies, learn about new opportunities to show their work, and to schmooze. Definitely, to schmooze. The Artist-to-Artist Field Trip was organized by...
Leah McGrath Goodman brings two decades of investigative journalism experience covering politics and money to a new newsletter, Column C, where she explores "cultures of corruption, climate change, crypto and other calamities." BRATTLEBORO-There is a formula for corruption. It is Klitgaard's rule of "corruption equals monopoly, plus discretion, minus accountability," also known as C = M + D - A. That seems so satisfyingly pat, doesn't it? Its author, Robert Klitgaard, one of the towering figures of anticorruption research, has...
The Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC) presents “Regenerations: Reckoning with Radioactivity” on Friday, Jan. 27, and Saturday, Jan. 28, at 6 p.m. An interdisciplinary performance project created by Megan Buchanan and a team of collaborators, “Regenerations” draws inspiration from the exhibition “Renate Aller: The Space Between Memory and Expectation” and includes poetry, dance, projection, installation, and live music. “Regenerations” focuses on the spent radioactive fuel, radioactive water, and soil left behind by Vermont Yankee, the decommissioned nuclear power plant...
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