BRATTLEBORO — Shut off air conditioning in all government offices in the 10 most offending countries*.
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Plans are falling into place to make sure that a restored and reopened historic diner installed downtown 80 years ago heads into its next 80 years on a strong and sustainable foundation. Literally. Over a year ago, the citizen's group Rockingham for Progress Inc. signed a purchase-and-sale agreement with former owner Brian McAllister, for the Miss Bellows Falls Diner, on Rockingham Street. The 1941 Worcester Lunch Car has been closed for over three years. Rockingham For Progress, a civic organization...
Elizabeth Bridgewater and Chris Campany are, respectively, executive director of the Windham & Windsor Housing Trust and executive director of the Windham Regional Commission. BRATTLEBORO-Housing remains at the top of the media cycle for good reason: There are still not enough homes for people. Recently, Vermont's Department of Housing and Community Development and the Natural Resources Board released the Act 250 Interim Exemption Map, a helpful visual representation of the update to Vermont's landmark development law, designed to ease regulatory...
Sculptor Lela Jaacks of Brownsville will give a free talk about her work at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC) on Thursday, Aug. 10, at 7 p.m. The event will take place in person in BMAC's sculpture garden, alongside Jaacks's exhibit, "micro/tele Scope." Walk-ins are welcome, or register at brattleboromuseum.org. Jaacks will discuss the making of her art, including the inspiration for "micro/tele Scope," sculptural works that integrate natural and handmade materials in an exploration of space, light, texture,
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