BRATTLEBORO-If there can be an obituary for a piece of legislation, then this is it:
BRATTLEBORO-Chloe Learey, executive director of the Winston Prouty Center for Child and Family Development in...
ROCKINGHAM-The study by a Wyoming EMS consulting firm has recommended that three fire departments -
BRATTLEBORO-After serving 12 years in the Legislature, Rep. Tristan Toleno, D-Brattleboro, is retiring from state...
The Friends Of Algiers Village, Inc., the nonprofit organization that purchased the Guilford Country Store, has appointed Chris Cole, of Cole Construction Management of Manchester, to serve as the construction manager for the store's long-awaited renovations. Work to bring the building to modern standards and codes will start early this fall. Once this work is completed, the Guilford Country Store will reopen. During the construction, the FOA will search for a tenant to lease and operate the store. Cole has...
Elayne Clift should put the blame where it belongs: on herself and the few others who interfered with the work of public officials who had no agenda, but were led by the facts to an unhappy but inevitable conclusion. Her interference caused months of disruption, heartache, and unnecessary tax dollars to be wasted. Her entitled behavior belongs at her doorstep.
Youth bands and solo artists from around New England are gearing up to take the stage at the fourth annual Brattleboro Youth Rock Festival. BrattRock 2019 comes to 118 Elliot in downtown Brattleboro on Saturday, Sept. 28. Gates open at 2:30 p.m., and performances take place on two stages, one indoor and one outdoor, between 3 and 10 p.m. In addition to non-stop live music, the festival features food vendors, interactive performances by the New England Center for Circus Arts,
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