DUMMERSTON-The controversy over political banners hung inside library windows of the Dummerston School has prompted...
LONDONDERRY-Vermont has a housing crisis - the state needs up to 36,000 new homes by...
BELLOWS FALLS-The Bellows Falls Community Bike Project, active in the village for 11 years, has...
BRATTLEBORO-As described by Adam Grinold, a decade ago, Windham County had the second-oldest population in...
As it set its sights on slowing the spread of the coronavirus, the Selectboard held its March 17 meeting as scheduled - and then its members decided what community events would not follow suit. • The board decided to cancel Annual Representative Town Meeting scheduled for March 21. This decision was based on the prevailing theme of social distancing and avoidance of multiple people gathered in public places. But it was also the result of Governor Phil Scott's executive order...
• Dreams and recurrent and intrusive distressing recollections of the event, including images, thoughts, and perceptions • Acting or feeling as if the traumatic event were recurring, including a sense of reliving the experience, illusions, and flashback episodes • Intense psychological distress over actions or things that symbolize or resemble an aspect of the traumatic event • Feelings of detachment or estrangement from others • Inability to express loving feelings • Sense of a foreshortened future (for example, does not...
A special exhibit of original paintings by Will Moses, great-grandson of world-famous artist Grandma Moses, is now at Vermont Artisan Designs in Brattleboro. Fifteen original oil paintings by Moses are on display in the special exhibit, which includes books that he has illustrated and jigsaw puzzles of some of his works. Moses, who lives in the family farmstead in Eagle Bridge, N.Y., was very young when his great-grandmother died at 101. She was considered a primitive painter who began her...
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