WEST BRATTLEBORO — Beautifully written! It's easy to lose sight of the ones we do help when we focus our hearts on the ones we can't.
BRATTLEBORO-Big thanks to Joyce Marcel for an excellent article/interview with Becca Balint, and big thanks...
BRATTLEBORO-As I listen to all the reports of what's happening in the Texas Legislature, I...
SAXTONS RIVER-An open letter to Gov. Phil Scott: On Aug. 10, I received an email...
GUILFORD-In the subheading referring to "the 'cruelty' of the budget bill," I understand why you...
Photos of close to 150 people - from generations past as well as some of the just shy of 2,000 people who call this iconic town home today - will soon be featured in an exhibit Faces of Dummerston. Society member Chuck Fish has been working to help organize and create this event at the Dummerston Historical Society for many months. “It's important to remember that this exhibit represents the town,” he said. “It is an attempt to portray a...
People living in Windham County who are disgusted with the news they hear coming from their TV can stop yelling at the screen. Even if you aren't exactly yelling at the TV but still are wondering what this world is coming to, there is some good news. You can do something about your distress right here and right now in Windham County, and join with other like-minded voters to help the Republican Party organize your town's GOP Committee to help...
In the late 1960s, urban members of the counterculture came to Vermont to build communes, grow their own food, and pursue alternative work lives. Guilford was a center of this back-to-the-land activity and a source of creative energy. Packer Corners Road and the surrounding community were home to young actors, musicians, singers, writers, artists, sculptors, carpenters, and costume makers. Members of Total Loss Farm, the commune on Packer Corners Road, formed the Monteverdi Players and, with creative director John Carroll,
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