TOWNSHEND — I am also one of the residents of West River Valley Senior Housing, and all I can say to this letter is, “Amen.”
After the fire, I went to Pine Heights in Brattleboro, and was treated exactly the same as the writer described. The staff members there were wonderful, and I will never forget all the employees there whom I now consider my friends.
Thank you, Pine Heights.
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Police have arrested a woman suspected of two robberies on Putney Road and have also obtained an arrest warrant for a man wanted in connection with the June 29 robbery of the Peoples United Bank on Main Street. According to a press release from the Brattleboro Police Department, detectives in the department's Criminal Investigation Division identified suspect Christina L. Kelley, 38, of Brattleboro, as responsible for the robbery of a McDonald's and the attempted robbery of a Dunkin' Donuts, both...
Pat, Pat, Pat! After all these years of great dedication, I'm so sad that you, Pat Smith, did not get your own exit at your own time! You deserved that. Thank you for all your help over the years; during all the various times of turmoil, there you were, quietly making things right. Your next chapter will be even better!
“Horror and pornography are often lumped together as the two genres that are the most degrading to women,” says Hannah Neurotica, filmmaker, writer, and mixed media artist based in Vermont. “I don't think that is true, at least for horror. “I am convinced that horror can explore issues in women's life better than practically any other genre, for through the lens of horror, voices can be heard that you don't often get anywhere else. Whether on the screen, behind the...
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