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Green Mountain Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (GMRSVP) would like to thank the voters of...
BELLOWS FALLS-Greater Falls Connections (GFC), a substance misuse prevention coalition located in Bellows Falls, thanks...
Voters in Brookline, Jamaica, Newfane, Townshend, and Windham have a choice to make next week: whether to include the town of Windham as a full pre-kindergarten-through-grade-12 member of the West River Education District. They will also decide whether to include that town's previously approved budget for kindergarten through grade six. Right now, Windham is a member of the West River Education District for grades seven through 12, and operates its own school, Windham Elementary, for 17 primary-age students. A “yes”
With the Vermont Legislature days away from adjournment for the year, John Walters, a reporter for Seven Days and the alternative weekly newspaper's political columnist, joined me on May 16 to discuss the big bills awaiting approval by the Legislature this week, their last week of the session. We also discussed how the GOP's national reputation appears to have changed the Democratic Party in Vermont. Walters is a longtime journalist and spent many years as a news anchor and host...
Artist James Mullen will showcase his work in a free art exhibition in the Michael S. Currier Center at The Putney School. “Luminous Edge” will run from Jan. 19 to March 3, with an opening reception on Friday, Jan. 27, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. On display will be 72 vignette paintings from Mullen’s Pilgrimmage series. These paintings investigate iconic sites belonging to the lexicon of the 19th-century American landscape. “Presented as a grid, the paintings start to interact with...
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