Congratulations, Robbs!
You are some of the hardest working people I know, and you deserve every maple product sale you get from this opportunity and others!
BELLOWS FALLS-My name is Dylan Stewart, and I am a senior at Windham Regional Career...
NEWFANE-Like a spoiled child, Donald Trump is whining about wanting a birthday parade that will...
Timothy Belknap is a Brattleboro Representative Town Meeting member representing District 9. For more information...
Meg Mott is professor emerita of Marlboro College and Emerson College and describes herself as...
Centenarian Warren Patrick and his family throw big birthday parties. Sure, the COVID-19 pandemic may have altered their plans, but it could not stop them. So instead of a party, they held a parade. On June 12, sitting at the side of the road, Patrick wore his annual birthday shirt - this year's read “Still shines at 109” - and waved at each car that drove through the parking lot of Valley Cares Inc. and the West River Valley Senior...
As mentioned in a previous issue, the Voices section has had a record-breaking number of contributions in recent months. Despite our best efforts, some contributors have been waiting far too long to see their work in print - this week we have tried to catch up with the letters that follow. Some pieces have gone out of date faster than we could get them through the pipeline, particularly during the run-up to Annual Town Meetings and elections. This is a)
Student Art Month spotlights and gives public recognition to the outstanding visual art created by elementary, middle school, and high school students in Windham County. Sponsored by the Arts Council of Windham County, the month-long event spotlights more than 300 pieces of featured student work from 18 schools. Here's where some of the art can seen during the month of March: • Two-dimensional art by high-school students can be viewed at the Robert H. Gibson River Garden 157 Main St.,
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