SAXTONS RIVER — RE: “Former library director envisions lawsuit” [News, Sept. 25]:
It's about time someone revealed the truth. Thank you for your reporting on this very serious injustice.
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Timothy Belknap is a Brattleboro Representative Town Meeting member representing District 9. BRATTLEBORO-To the Brattleboro...
Howard Fairman, a native Vermonter, likes to study official public documents and presentations, research their...
Suddenly, you are dead. Nobody likes to think about dying. That is probably why more than half of us do so without a will. Planning for death has been greatly complicated by our increasing reliance on the internet over the last two decades. Most of us today have intangible assets consisting of email; social media accounts such as Facebook; photographs; and links to bank and brokerage accounts that may not be readily accessible to our survivors. As I will explain,
The workers in Windham County who deliver public and human services are much-loved unsung heroes of our towns. On April 3, a tragic death occurred at Morningside House, the shelter run by Groundworks Collaborative. Groundworks is one of the recipients of a few thousand dollars each year from the Town of Brattleboro. Our human services workers - at Groundworks and beyond - show up every day to provide the tough work of providing care in a fraying and violent society.
Main Street Arts is kicking off its capital campaign to build a two-story addition and new outdoor space by knocking down the abandoned building next door. The demolition began last week, and it is expected to take two weeks to clear the site. MSA recently acquired 33 Main and is working with local architects and preservation groups to develop plans that fit with the community arts center's historical building and the village townscape as well as remediating the brownfields contamination...
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