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...
Building a Better Brattleboro, the organization designed to support the economic, cultural and residential environment of downtown, hosted its annual membership meeting at the River Garden on Sept. 30. “This one [meeting] felt particularly good,” said BaBB Executive Director Andrea Livermore. Over the past year, BaBB's downtown designation from the state earned town businesses $230,167 in benefits, said Livermore. Two property owners received tax credits totaling $180,567 to help with updating safety features. Also, $47,000 in Downtown Transportation Funds came...
The Legislature's election of Gov. Shumlin as governor was a victory for the old boys' club - the same club that has destroyed much of what America used to be. I voted for Scott Milne and was proud to do so. In many respects, Gov. Shumlin himself turned me Republican - at least for an election. Mr. Milne would have restored honor to the governor's office, and with his family's history of public service, he demonstrated to me the core...
The Melissa Aldana Trio are coming the Vermont Jazz Center on Saturday, March 28. They will be performing jazz standards and original compositions. Aldana will be performing with her Crash Trio, with fellow members Pablo Menares on bass and Francisco Mela on drums. Melissa Aldana was the third generation in her family to follow the saxophone as her calling. Her father, Marcos Aldana, now considered one of the most important musicians in Chile, was her first teacher. She still performs...
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