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BELLOWS FALLS-On this Saturday, the 250th anniversary of two early Massachusetts battles that irrevocably advanced...
BRATTLEBORO-Greg Lesch. the executive director of the Brattleboro Area Chamber of Commerce, died Feb. 19,
Many people in Windham County look on in frustration as they watch the police arrest...
ROCKINGHAM-The town of Rockingham recently announced that the Proposed Amendments to the town's Zoning and...
This week, Bill Colvin, Dover and Wilmington's first Bi-Town Economic Development Planner, announced his resignation after seven months on the job. Dover and Wilmington hired Colvin as part of the towns' long-term economic development strategy designed to improve their economic stability and diversify their predominantly tourist economy. The towns charged Colvin with implementing nine shared development goals. Increasing cell phone and high speed Internet service in the connectivity-challenged Deerfield Valley topped Colvin's list. “I would really like to stay involved,”
As a parent, I am responsible for ensuring the health and well-being of my family. From the time my first child was born, I have chosen locally grown food as much as possible. But as a busy working mom, I also take shortcuts and buy convenience foods like tortillas, ice cream, and frozen waffles from the grocery store. I was amazed to learn recently that genetically engineered (GE) foods are now in approximately 70 to 80 percent of all processed...
Brattleboro Clayworks, a long-running collective and resource for ceramics in the tri-state area at 532 Putney Rd., will be reopening its showroom on Aug. 1, following months of closure due to the coronavirus. According to a news release, the spacious showroom “features ceramics by members whose work you may already know and love - mugs, cups, bowls, and other items decorative or playful, such as bird whistles. There will also be new work done by members whose limitations from being...
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