BRATTLEBORO — It sounds to me like Patrick Leahy doesn't want to be a senator from Vermont anymore.
BRATTLEBORO-What a depressing time to celebrate Independence Day, as No. 47 and his obedient and...
Sarah Ellis is a writer and mental health advocate who grew up in Brattleboro and...
BRATTLEBORO-Analysis of Brattleboro's Charter Revision Survey reveals growing dissatisfaction with the current Representative Town Meeting...
GUILFORD-A term often used regarding a military action is "collateral damage." This term masks the...
Vermont officials say they're missing some critical environmental information needed to evaluate the proposed sale of Vermont Yankee. At a March 23 meeting in Brattleboro, representatives from the state Agency of Natural Resources and Entergy clashed over whether there has been sufficient investigation of nonradiological contaminants at the shut-down Vernon nuclear plant. Peter Walke, the agency's deputy secretary, said it is difficult to determine whether a New York company's plans to buy and decommission the plant are viable without more...
GUILFORD-The passage of the disastrous mega-bill. The opening of the detention centers designed to keep fellow human beings in cages, or worse. The flagrant use of hard drugs in the White House, and no accountability, from Congress, from the Supreme Court. It does feel like it's all over, but the reality is, this is just the beginning of what will be an historic fight, by the people, to save our United States.This fight will be long, more than likely continuing...
Next Stage Arts Project and Twilight Music will present contemporary folk singer/songwriters May Erlewine and Clayton Sabine at Next Stage on Saturday, March 7, at 7:30 p.m. According to a news release, Erlewine, “one of the Midwest's most engaging and passionate songwriters, writes music of substance that feels both fresh and soulfully familiar, and with her trio connects listeners with a powerful, emotional experience.” Brattleboro-based singer/guitarist Clayton Sabine “makes up songs, too - sometimes they're funny, sometimes they're sad, sometimes...
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