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The writer is a Town Meeting member representing District 8. BRATTLEBORO-As part of Brattleboro's FY26...
I hope you're having a good moment when your eyes scan this column. I also hope that you like late winter conditions, because we've got more on the way after a one-day warm-up for Wednesday. Thereafter, a series of cold fronts will drop us into the freezer by the weekend with some light snow chances Friday, a very, VERY low chance on Sunday, and an interesting setup for Monday night into Tuesday. For Wednesday, behind a frontal passage we'll enjoy...
We are learning about people who pick our food - for example, strawberries. People who pick our food don't get paid enough. It is hard, because the sun is hot. Also, you have to bend down for strawberries. A lot of people get sick from pesticides. Some people don't even get the job because employers can hire only a limited number of people. For those who are hired, sometimes it can be hours in the bus or plane to get...
Next Stage Arts Project presents its fifth socially-distanced, outdoor concert with The Blue Dahlia, plus multi-instrumentalist Stu Fuchs, on Saturday, Sept. 5, at 6 p.m., on the lawn of Greenberg Associates Architects, 168 Westminster West Rd. On its website, The Blue Dahlia trio describes itself as “a tapestry of cultures woven together - lyrics in English and French, warm and joyous rhythms of reggae, ska and Latin America, klezmer violin, French and Mexican accordion and the sensual voice of jazz...
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