BRATTLEBORO — Nick Widomski was a really amazing person, and everybody who knew him is going to miss him terribly.
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In spite of recent news reports, the Liberty Mill Justice Center (LMJC) proposed location in the former Chemco building, “is not off the table,” Windham County Sheriff Keith Clark confirmed with The Commons. Speaking from Montpelier on Feb. 12, Clark said he is continuing to “do due diligence.” He said that he is investigating alternative locations in Westminster and Rockingham, but he said that disclosing them would “hurt [his] ability to negotiate” and “keep costs down.” At the heart of...
We blogged, we donated, we wrote letters to the editor, we won debates, we posted funny Facebook videos. But we didn't stop Trump. Now we have a vulgar, lying, racist, sexist, narcissistic bully as our president. But we still have the power to bring him down. The time has come for an American Resistance. Forget Kumbaya. Forget waiting for karma. Prayer, debates, and Facebook postings won't stop Donald Trump. Here are some things that might. * * * • Massive,
Duo Amphion – Jesse Lepkoff, baroque flute and recorder, and Gregory Hayes, harpsichord – will present a concert of baroque pieces of varied national styles at the historic Brooks House lobby (atrium) on Gallery Walk evening, Friday, Oct. 3, at 7 p.m. The duo will feature works by C.P.E. Bach, Louis Couperin, Hotteterre, Leclair, Loeillet, and Bigaglia. There is a suggested donation of $12 for the concert. Lepkoff resides in Marlboro and has been active as a musician for 35...
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