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BCTV announces Winter 2011 training schedule

Wednesday, February 2, 2011 — Issue 86
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Arts

Bringing the music to where the people are

By
Annie Landenberger

GRAFTON-Among the summer arts happenings gracing green hills with theater, fine art, craft, circus, puppetry,

Rood artwork on exhibit at Dummerston Historical Society

DUMMERSTON-All are invited to the opening reception of "Watercolors by Linda Rood" at the Dummerston...

Kopkind colony caps Pride Month with film fest, celebration of James Baldwin

GUILFORD-Pride began with rebellion. Kopkind Colony, the living memorial to the late radical journalist Andrew...

Bard Owl to perform at Marlboro's Thrush Hill outdoor stage in a benefit for Loaves & Fishes

MARLBORO-Bard Owl, the duo of T. Breeze Verdant and Annie Landenberger, will perform a benefit...

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3SquaresVT benefits for February will be issued Jan. 20

Wednesday, January 16, 2019 — Issue 493

The partial federal government shutdown is putting thousands of Vermonters at risk of hunger, in particular those who receive 3SquaresVT - known nationally as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). With the end of the shutdown still uncertain, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), one of the federal agencies affected by the shutdown, has authorized states to issue benefits early for the month of February. According to a news release, the Economic Services Division of the Vermont Department for Children...

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Voices

Why identify an artist’s skin color?

By
Elayne Clift
Wednesday, August 12, 2020 — Issue 574

A quote jumped out at me. “What's the art that comes when what happened is out in the open? When what's been buried is laid out for all to see? What would the country's [creative works] look like if they said what was happening?” That quote from a pre-Black Lives Matter novel jumped out at me after a conversation I'd had with an editor of an art magazine. He'd hoped to feature a portrait of a Black man, but his...

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Arts

Heather Geoffrey named new director of Main Street Arts

Wednesday, August 22, 2018 — Issue 473

Heather J. Geoffrey has been named the new managing director of Main Street Arts, succeeding Margo Ghia as head of the community arts organization, according to a news release. “Accepting the position at Main Street Arts has afforded me the opportunity to merge two of my greatest passions, community and art,” said Geoffrey, a practicing artist for more than 22 years. Geoffrey said she envisions her role at MSA as one in which she comes to deeply understand, embrace, and...

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