TOWNSHEND — Odd I should find “The last frontier” today [Viewpoint, Sept. 28].
I was looking to post a comment about a theft from our home this Monday. My husband's stereo amplifier was stolen from inside our apartment building not 15 minutes after its delivery by UPS!
Of course, he would like it back. But if it was stolen to provide money to feed a family, we have to pray for whoever took it.
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About a year and a half ago, Jessica Greene was running a maternal support group when a mother approached her with a problem: She couldn't find proper childcare while undergoing addiction treatment. “It just seemed like it was a need that nobody had been aware of,” recalled Greene, who works for Health Care & Rehabilitation Services in Brattleboro. That was the beginning of a long planning effort that has culminated in the creation of The Welcoming Place - a free,
A recent New Yorker cover said it all. Titled “The Cloud,” it features a Magritte-like picture of a man in a bowler hat whose face, and therefore his identity, is totally obscured by huge clouds, which also surround him. The sky is beautifully blue but vacant. He is Everyman, lost in the fog of modern life. The cover resonated for me because I've been thinking a lot about the new gestalt, the often-unseen but deeply felt forces that are affecting...
Canal Street Art Gallery (CSAG) presents the Community Art Studio Program, providing a free-to-use space within the gallery, including artist-grade supplies, for the public to make art while overlooking the Bellows Falls Canal. The Community Art Studio Program is open through Saturday, Feb. 24. During the gallery's regular hours, Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., artists of all ages are welcome to walk in and create. Artwork made may be donated and hung on the walls of...
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