BRATTLEBORO-Lynn Levine's lifelong appreciation for music and nature, coupled with her personal history of anxiety...
BRATTLEBORO-St. Michael's Episcopal Church recently announced a post-pandemic rekindling of its children choir program that...
BRATTLEBORO-Vermont Theatre Company will be hosting auditions on Monday, Sept. 30, at 6 p.m., in...
BRATTLEBORO-How does landscape painting intersect with environmental conservation? Two experts explore the possibilities at the...
A mix of long-serving and newbie Meeting Members gathered at the Brattleboro Area Middle School multipurpose room on March 24. Throughout the approximately 11-hour annual Representative Town Meeting, members decided the financial fate of the Selectboard's proposed budget. Nothing new compared to previous RTMs. Yet the March 24 meeting will stand out as different from many of its predecessors. An atmosphere of optimism, problem solving, and generosity filled the room. All 29 warned articles passed on Saturday. After all votes...
SAXTONS RIVER-Dan DeWalt, there's something wrong with your analysis. I would suggest you read more history, specifically 1930s German. Maybe Isaac Babel. How about The Protocols of the Elders of Zion? The Turner Diaries? When an organization such as Hamas says its goal is to kill Jews, builds a war machine to do it, then does it - pillages and rapes like the Cossacks - how is that not a genocidal act? Where is your sympathy for those victims? How...
Don Was, president of Blue Note records, calls vibraphonist Joel Ross “not only one of the preeminent instrumentalists of this era, but he is one of the greatest musical visionaries of his generation.” You can see that artistry for yourself on Saturday, Feb. 19, when the Vermont Jazz Center presents Ross, performing with his quintet, Good Vibes. The group includes Godwin Louis on alto saxophone, Jeremy Corren on piano, Kanoa Mendenhall on upright bass, and Jeremy Dutton on drums. This...
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