Great article about Lester Dunklee, my dad!
It's all true. Yes, the Whetstone flood was severe - thanks to all who helped my dad and other businesses and people who were impacted.
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Hurricane Ian, the deadliest storm to hit Florida since 1935, struck the west coast of the state in the early morning hours of Sept. 28. Winds and water from the Category 4 storm ravaged much of central Florida. Preliminary estimates of uninsured losses are topping $17 billion, making Ian one of the 10 most costly storms in U.S. history. At least 102 people are already known to have died, and many people, three weeks later, are still missing. Zachary Rounds,
Thank you for the in-depth, well-researched, and insightful reporting on how Marlboro College has ended up just a few months away from permanently closing. Kudos to MacLean Gander on his reporting excellence and to The Commons staff as well for publishing such a thorough article.
Sandglass Theater announces the return of its most beloved community event, Puppets in Paradise, on Sept. 14 and 15. This year, they present this biennial fundraiser in partnership with Retreat Farm in Brattleboro. This new partnership is grounded in a shared interest to nurture the relationship between the arts and agriculture in Vermont as a fundamental aspect of local identity. A prominent feature of the Brattleboro landscape for 180 years, Retreat Farm encompasses 500 acres of conserved forests, farmlands, trails,
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