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BELLOWS FALLS-Fellow citizens, I write to you with a request founded in feelings of love,
BRATTLEBORO-I've been a supporter of Emilie Kornheiser since she first ran for Legislature. Now, however,
Shelby Brimmer is the owner, with Paul Martocci, of Martocci's Restaurant on Elliot Street in...
DEERFIELD, MASS.-Two years later, Democrats are still furious over Roe v. Wade being overturned. But...
Despite a spate of gloomy weather, spring is springing in southern Vermont, with leaves on the trees and daffodils blooming. Another sure sign? The Department of Public Works has started its spring paving projects, for which the Selectboard approved multiple project bids and one equipment bid at its May 7 meeting. DPW Director Steve Barrett informed the board that this year will bring repairs to roads in the Esteyville area of town. The department received three bids to repair the...
This month marks 10 years since Tropical Storm Irene swept through the state, washing away roads, bridges and homes, downing power and phone lines, and leaving behind a mess. And in Newfane, in the face of this natural disaster, residents pulled together to help one another. We held nightly potlucks at Williamsville Hall, where we shared food and news and where we stockpiled donations of essentials for those who lost everything. We set up a phone line and Wi-Fi so...
Kora player John Hughes will perform at Stone Church Arts at Immanuel Episcopal Church on Saturday, Nov. 17, at 7:30 p.m. According to Banning Eyre of Afropop Worldwide, “What is so impressive about Hughes' work is the way he has absorbed so much of the stylistic language of Mande kora music, and yet freed himself to compose within the idiom. It is confident, original, and above all, highly musical.” The kora is an ancient (nearly a thousand years old) West...
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