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BRATTLEBORO-It was no April Fool's Day Joke. On April 1, five Administration for Children regional...
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With the snowpack finally fully receded and the cold weather slowly releasing its grip on Windham County, the farmers at local CSAs find themselves preparing for the peak growing season. Jesse Kayan of Wild Carrot Farm in Brattleboro is optimistic. “It's a little early to tell,” Kayan said when asked how the season is going. “It's been a late spring, but there is still time for it to catch up and be an early summer.” Community-supported agriculture (CSA) is an...
The Supreme Court hearings are over. What now remains to be seen is if the majority of the members of the court feel it is acceptable for the people of the United States to have (now and/or in the future) a known criminal for a president.
Students from 31 Vermont high schools representing 11 counties will travel to the Barre Opera House on March 7 to recite poems on stage in the Vermont Poetry Out Loud 2019 Semifinals. Two of those students are Yiwen “Eva” Wu from Vermont Academy and Ada Melton-Houghton from Brattleboro Union High School. They will vie for the state championship in this prestigious poetry recitation competition, which is administered by the Vermont Arts Council under the auspices of the National Endowment for...
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