In a post-lockdown economy with rising prices, wealth hoarding, and dissipated government support, how can...
MARLBORO-At Marlboro Music, the artists themselves choose the music that audiences hear on the weekend...
Write Action members and the public are invited to attend the annual potluck picnic at...
PUTNEY-Twilight Music and Next Stage Arts Project continue the 22nd Twilight On The Tavern Lawn...
A few weeks ago if you had asked Marguerite Dooley what she would be doing during her summer vacation, she might have answered that she would be working in Boston or Providence. Instead, she'll be coming home to Brattleboro to implement a project in a community that previously gave her so much. This is a lot to consider for a college student, but Dooley is used to the challenges of independence. At 16, she was learning how to lease apartments...
BRATTLEBORO-I am writing to urge you to vote in the interest of our community in the Vermont primaries. I have worked with Michelle Bos-Lun for over a decade. She represents Windham-3 (Westminster, Rockingham, and Brookline) and is running for another term. I trust her implicitly to work for equity and justice, and to never back down. She is a steadfast public servant, and I encourage anyone who is on the fence to take a look at her voting record. Similarly,
A group of 11 artists from the Newfane area have joined forces to offer a holiday shop at Catherine Dianich Gallery in Brattleboro. On display and on sale are works by Kim Hartman Colligan, Ellen Darrow, Dan DeWalt, Richard Foye, Caryn King, Lauri Richardson, Georgie, Roger Sandes, Deidre Scherer, Christine Triebert, and Mary Welsh. Colligan, of Newfane, creates prints that “involve creating a surface that becomes an environment.” “As each piece evolves I begin making references to nature in some...
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