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Wednesday, September 8, 2010 — Issue 66
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Work will begin on new housing at Chalet site

By
Virginia Ray
Tuesday, March 11, 2025 — Issue 806

WEST BRATTLEBORO-Windham & Windsor Housing Trust (WWHT) and its co-developer, Evernorth, have received a $6.2 million funding boost from the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board to help redevelop the historic Chalet property. The redevelopment is planned to preserve the original Chalet building and create a new neighborhood with a mix of housing types and architectural features. The conceptual design was informed by residents currently living at the Chalet and in the immediate neighborhood, along with municipal staff members and those...

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Voices

The art of dancing

By
Holly McCarrick
Wednesday, December 8, 2010 — Issue 79

In September of 2000, Beth Wood was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. It began with simply forgetting to turn off the stove after she was done cooking one of her famous meals, or needing a reminder of her son's phone number. Then, as most Alzheimer patients do, she began to forget to eat or bathe. She would wake up unaware of where she was. She'd imagine people were stealing things, simply because she could not remember where they had previously been.

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Arts

Painting raffle to help asylum seekers

Wednesday, February 13, 2019 — Issue 497

Painter Carol Keiser of Putney has donated a painting that will be raffled off to support asylum seekers in Windham County. Keiser's colorful painting is a fundraiser for the Community Asylum Seekers Project and its work of providing aid and resources to a half dozen adults and children who are currently living in the county while they await their court dates. Titled Yellow Tulips with Woman Reading, the framed acrylic on canvas measuring 20 by 25 1/2 inches and features...

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