BRATTLEBORO-Windham County educators and community members have been quick to stand up for diversity, equity,
Selectboard members were all ears at an April 8 "listening session" and spent most of...
BRATTLEBORO-U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes slept in one of its bedrooms in 1877. Writer Rudyard...
BELLOWS FALLS-Longtime area educator Kate Kane has been named the new principal of Central Elementary...
Voters in Grafton and Windham on Nov. 8 resoundingly rejected a 24-turbine wind project proposed for a ridgeline separating the two towns. In Grafton, residents voted 235 against and 158 in favor of the Stiles Brook Wind Project, according to town officials. In Windham, the vote was 181 against and 101 in favor. Developer Iberdrola Renewables will honor those votes and plans to “cease development of the Stiles Brook Wind Project unless the communities reconsider their decision,” spokesman Paul Copleman...
I plea to Brattleboro Town Meeting representatives not to fund the $98,030 to the Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation and Southeast Vermont Economic Development Strategies. As a Brattleboro resident, homeowner, business owner, taxpayer, and young entrepreneur, I am deeply concerned about this money making its way to the BDCC and SeVEDS. I strongly believe Brattleboro has a ton of potential and the BDCC has a great opportunity to meet the current needs of this community. Sadly, due to the current leadership,
A 17-minute film, “The Magic Lantern Along the Pennine Way,” will be shown on Sunday, May 1, from 7 to 9 p.m., at C.X. Silver Gallery, 814 Western Ave., as part of the closing reception for Susan Brearey's exhibition and book launch, “Elemental Images,” with music by Tim Eriksen followed by a forum and conversation. This event is free and open to the public. Brearey is featured in the film. “This was my summer collaboration with artist Dylan Stone and...
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