TOWNSHEND — I need to make a correction, but not to in any way, criticize the reporter. We had a nice chat, and it is not easy to talk on a phone and take notes at the same time.
No, I have to make a correction in order to prevent being labeled as “clueless” here in Townshend, though many will have a good time at my expense anyway.
The gazebo, as most of the world now knows, was taken down by an out-of-stater and his poor cat. It has been repaired, by the way.
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Two churches have joined forces to form Beloved Community, offering combined worship services and spiritual programs as well as working for justice and compassionate service to the broader community. First Baptist Church of Brattleboro (FBC) and First United Methodist Church of Brattleboro (FUMC) share space at 18 Town Crier Drive and are “joining hands to share the love they experience together with others,” say FBC Pastor Suzanne Andrews and FUMC Pastor Ralph Howe. Each congregation has maintained its individual deacons,
I have written letters to the editor before, and they have usually been about school shootings, gun laws, or ageism. But today I want to write about a very uplifting and joyous topic. I am a member of the Brattleboro Women's Chorus, and we just performed our fall concert. This chorus consists of about 100 women from all parts of Windham County. To join the chorus, all you need is a love of singing and a commitment to show up...
Writer Deborah Lee Luskin will be teaching a workshop in narrative nonfiction at Marlboro College Graduate School in the fall semester. This 3-credit course is open to educators across the curriculum and to writers beginning or already engaged in a work of narrative nonfiction. It will meet on four Sundays (Sept. 20, Oct. 11, Nov. 15, and Dec. 13), from 12:30 to 6 p.m. at the Marlboro Graduate Center; all other work will take place online. Students will learn the...
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