BRATTLEBORO-On June 4, members of the Charter Revision Commission voted 6-0 "to move away from"
BRATTLEBORO-Brattleboro Memorial Hospital has cut six administrative posts as it seeks $4 million in reductions...
BELLOWS FALLS-Another large, colorful, peaceful crowd lined the main street of Bellows Falls on June...
BRATTLEBORO-It seems as if President Donald Trump is not popular in Windham County, either. On...
Good day to you, denizens of southeastern Vermont. We've been enjoying some early spring-like weather over the past few days, but that is about to come to a crashing halt, to be sure. Wednesday will be the last of the pleasantly-warm days before we enter the transition into our new summer pattern replete with pulses of heat and humidity. Thursday will feature showers and thunderstorms, before we start warming Friday and Saturday. For the period of Sunday through Tuesday we...
When the Anti-Defamation League offered U.S. police officers an all-expense-paid visit to Israel, Colonel Matthew Birmingham, director of the Vermont State Police, agreed to be part of that group. According to State Police Spokesperson Adam Silverman, the event provided “an opportunity to interact with Israeli and Palestinian law-enforcement agencies, observe the security strategies and systems Israel uses to prevent terror attacks, and discuss the challenges the parties face in the region.” According to VtDigger, “Birmingham accepted the invitation from the...
Four short films by Maya Deren, the Ukrainian-born artist and writer whose work is largely credited with launching the avant-garde cinema movement in America, will be shown at Epsilon Spires on the evening of Saturday, July 9. A live soundtrack will be performed by musician Rob Schwimmer on the piano, theremin, and a touch-sensitive synthesizer called the Haken Continuum. Deren was born in Kyiv in 1917 and fled with her family five years later to escape anti-semitic violence during the...
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