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NEWFANE-There was a time when the 1825 jail house in Newfane would house up to...
BRATTLEBORO-Selectboard members are proceeding with caution about if and how the town might step up...
MARLBORO-As a longtime volunteer and chair of the town's new cemetery commission, Marcia Hamilton annually...
BELLOWS FALLS-In one of three contested races, Paul Obuchowski won his bid for Village Trustees...
By a 4-1 vote, with John Allen opposed, the Brattleboro Selectboard approved a request to form a Skate Park Site Selection Committee to evaluate locations in town to build a skateboard park. The request was made by Brattleboro Area Skatepark Is Coming (BASIC), the current committee overseeing the proposed construction of a skatepark at the Crowell Lot on Western Avenue. Selectboard chair David Gartenstein stressed that the Crowell Lot site, the source of much controversy over the past couple of...
Despite what we hear from our pro-Vermont Yankee neighbors, nuclear power is nasty stuff. Its genealogy can be traced back to the two atomic bombs the United States dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 killing approximately 214,000 people. The resulting black eye for the U.S. prompted the development of a “peaceful atom” initiative that would use nuclear fission to boil water into steam to operate turbines to generate electricity. It was going to be power “too cheap to meter.”
If you find yourself appreciating the austere beauty of Vermont's mountains and valleys in this pseudo-winter, but are desperate for spring color, search no more. There is color and form to spare in Myles Danaher's new collection of landscape paintings at the Dianich Gallery in the Hooker Dunham Building. The exhibit will open with an artist's reception on Friday, March 4, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Curated by Catherine Dianich Gruver with Dan Sherry, the paintings, representing “a little over...
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