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BRATTLEBORO-On behalf of the Windham County Heat Fund and your friends and neighbors who benefit...
BRATTLEBORO-Open your door to Rescue Inc. for a pre-operation safety check of your living space.
Natalie Silver, a political consultant, submitted this open letter on behalf of more than 200...
Dan DeWalt, a frequent contributor to these pages and one of the founders of this...
The building of the Interstate Highway System in Vermont was an event that changed the state forever. It was the largest public works program in Vermont history - 321 miles of highway built between 1957 and 1978 stretching from Guilford to Derby Line through the Connecticut River Valley, and from White River Junction to Highgate Springs through the Green Mountains and the Champlain Valley. It was also a well documented construction project, as state photographers took more than 36,000 photos...
When I was growing up, difficult as it is to believe, there were no TVs, the telephone operator connected you to your party, and a real person actually answered if you called an agency or the electric company. People kept connected by telephone, the post office, and face-to-face social exchanges. But my best memories are of being a child doing child things. I entered the playground through a huge gate that was opened in the morning and closed at night.
An open call is being held for the 2013 season of The Apron Theater Co. on Saturday, March 9, at 1 p.m., and Sunday, March 10, at 7 p.m. at Next Stage Arts Project, 15 Kimball Hill. Apron will be presenting three plays this season: “The Cripple Of Inishmaan,” by Martin McDonagh, “Wit,” by Margaret Edson, and “Death of a Salesman,” by Arthur Miller. Roles are available for men and women from late teens to 90s. All are welcome. Auditions...
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