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Searching for some missing classmates

By
Susan Avery
Wednesday, November 6, 2013 — Issue 228

DUMMERSTON — In anticipation of our 50th Brattleboro Union High School Reunion, June 20-22, 2014, the class of 1964 organizing committee is interested in locating our missing classmates: James Guyette, Barbara McKinnon, Cathy Miller, Randal Sage, Harry Starkey, Gerald Stillings, Christopher Wellman, and Daniel Wilsey.

If you are aware of any details or information about these people, I would appreciate a telephone call, 802-345-4145, or ask that they respond directly to me.

We have an exciting weekend planned and hope for a great turnout.

Voices

I can grasp what a massive environmental problem we’re facing. Or I try to.

By
Annie Landenberger

Annie Landenberger is a freelance writer who contributes regularly to these pages. WILLIAMSVILLE-I marched with...

Local antisemitism threatens safety of Jewish Vermonters

By
Michael Knapp

Michael Knapp is a software developer and entrepreneur who is passionate about social justice. GUILFORD-As...

Green Mountain RSVP appreciates funding

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Green Mountain RSVP

Green Mountain Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (GMRSVP) would like to thank the voters of...

Greater Falls Connections thanks voters for support

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Greater Falls Connections

BELLOWS FALLS-Greater Falls Connections (GFC), a substance misuse prevention coalition located in Bellows Falls, thanks...

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As in past years, The Commons will not publish next Wednesday. The next issue will appear on Wednesday, Jan. 3. Deadline for news and advertising is Friday, Dec. 29. Your friends at The Commons and Vermont Independent Media wish readers, members, volunteers, contributing writers, and advertisers a safe and happy holiday season, and we look forward to serving you in 2018.

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St. Michael's Episcopal Church is starting a free after-school choral training program for children ages 7-11. The program will meet on Tuesdays from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m., starting March 4, in the rehearsal room at St. Michael's Church, at the corner of Bradley Avenue and Putney Road. The Choir School, led by Susan Dedell, is open to all children regardless of religious affiliation or musical ability. The singers will learn posture and breathing, tone quality and intonation, and notation basics...

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