BRATTLEBORO — Mindy Haskins Rogers' piece is impeccable journalism, brilliantly written.
The Northwest Quarterly Meeting of Friends (Quakers) is a coalition of 14 Quaker congregations in...
This letter was submitted on behalf of Spark faculty. PUTNEY-We, the faculty of the Spark...
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BRATTLEBORO-It was a tough legislative session with lots of action, reaction, traction, and factions, and it made Gov. Phil Scott so uneasy he said it convinced him to run for a fifth term in office. Windham County's legislators were in the thick of it from start to finish. The session isn't quite over yet, however. Bills that passed through the House and Senate are now on Scott's desk, awaiting his signature. If or when he declines to sign them, a...
The Northwest Quarterly Meeting of Friends (Quakers) is a coalition of 14 Quaker congregations in Vermont and New Hampshire. PUTNEY-As Quakers, we seek to abolish all wars and the causes of wars. We feel a deep and profound grief for the people of Palestine, who are being subjected to a daily and furious assault from bombing, and for the deaths and suffering of all Israeli and Palestinian civilians in this conflict. The Israeli government has directed the bombing of Palestinian...
WALPOLE, N.H.-Along with more advanced workshops, award-winning author Pam Bernard will offer a special workshop for new writers this summer. This is a great opportunity to dive in for those who have been curious about the process or worried that a lack of writing background will be disqualifying, according to a news release. New writers are always welcome in Bernard's workshops, along with more seasoned writers and writers who are ready to put a final manuscript together and perhaps publish.
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